Millie Bobby Brown is multifaceted. Between two shoots – the 19-year-old young woman does not sit still: she launched a makeup brand, is actively preparing for marriage to Bon Jovi’s son, and recently published her first book.
Not an autobiography, but a piece of fiction inspired by her grandmother’s life in the middle of World War II. We follow Nellie Morris, a young Londoner who falls in love with an American soldier. The story is inspired by a real historical event, the bombing of Bethnal Green tube station on March 3, 1943, which killed 173 people. Millie Bobby Brown’s book, which hit the stands today, is currently only available in English. .
If the project is more than praiseworthy, the Stranger Things actor drew the ire of many internet users – under a tweet by the publisher that has since been deleted – for a very specific reason: he called Kathleen McGarl, A ghost writerto write his book. If it’s written on the inside pages, it’s Millie Bobby Brown’s name, which appears on the front cover. A process not uncommon in the industry…
“Millie Bobby Brown isn’t particularly targeted. But if someone like her needs a ghostwriter, then maybe we don’t need books written by famous people.”
“Many thanks to my colleague, without whom this would not have been possible”
Especially since the actor never hid that he worked with the author in Nineteen Steps, even sharing a photo with him on his Instagram. on his website (now unavailable) but passed on guardThe British writer specializing in historical fiction explained that Millie Bobby Brown’s family sent her a lot of information and ideas about her grandmother’s story, and they exchanged several times on the subject. Thus, the eleventh translator had several versions of the book proofread before publication.
Source: Allocine
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