Jacqueline Wilson on the 'easiest and hardest book I've ever written'
Summary
Jacqueline Wilson, a well-known author, has written a new novel called "Picture Imperfect," a sequel to her 1999 book "The Illustrated Mum." The new book explores the life of Dolphin, one of the original characters, as an adult dealing with family and personal challenges. Wilson is known for writing about real-life issues like mental illness and family struggles.Key Facts
- Jacqueline Wilson has written books for over 50 years, with hundreds of titles published.
- "The Illustrated Mum," published in 1999, is a story about two sisters and their mother, who has bipolar disorder.
- "Picture Imperfect" is the adult sequel focusing on Dolphin, who is now 33 years old.
- Wilson finds writing the sequel both easy and challenging due to personal connections to the characters.
- The original book is one of Wilson's best-selling paperbacks for children.
- Wilson's works often address tough topics like mental illness and family issues.
- She was named a dame in 2008 for her contributions to literature.
- The book tackles themes of resilience and exploring choices in life and love.
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