Summary
Jacqueline Wilson, a well-known children's author, has stated she does not want to write an adult book about her character Tracy Beaker because it would involve topics she feels are unsuitable, like Tracy's personal life as an adult. She has previously written about Tracy Beaker in books for children through the perspective of Tracy's daughter but does not plan to take Tracy into adult fiction.
Key Facts
- Jacqueline Wilson released "Picture Imperfect," an adult sequel to her children's book "The Illustrated Mum."
- Wilson feels it is inappropriate to write about Tracy Beaker as an adult because it would involve topics like Tracy's adult relationships.
- Wilson has depicted Tracy Beaker as an adult through the character's daughter in children's books.
- The Tracy Beaker series was turned into a popular TV show by the BBC.
- Wilson enjoys revisiting her characters in new books, as seen in her recent book "Think Again."
- She was honored as a Dame in 2008 and is known for addressing challenging topics in her children's books.
- Wilson continues to write and finds satisfaction in creating adult fiction.
- She started writing young while managing motherhood and family duties.
