Leslie Margolis is an American author and
novelist, whose works are more targeted towards children. Her book, Boys Are Dogs, was adapted into a film entitled
Zapped, by
Disney. She currently lives in
Los Angeles, California.
Bibliography
Annabelle Unleashed series
This five-part series includes:
Boys Are Dogs published in 2008 and adapted into audio book format.[1]
^Zendaya Stars in the Disney Channel’s ‘Zapped’ by Jon Caramanica of
New York Times published 26 June 2014: "This movie, starring Zendaya and based on Leslie Margolis's book "Boys Are Dogs," will be broadcast Friday on the Disney Channel. Credit David Bukach/Disney Channel" .. "This hastily written and structured TV movie is based on Leslie Margolis’s middle-grade book “Boys Are Dogs” and is presumably meant to be slightly confused with “Zapped!,” the 1982 romp in which a dweeb played by Scott Baio gets telekinetic powers and uses them to improve his lot."
^Disney role brings Zendaya to Mill Bay by Michael D. Read of
Times Colonist published 26 June 2014: "Zendaya was in her element shooting the comedy based on the Leslie Margolis book Boys are Dogs, especially when Pitch Perfect choreographer Aakomon Jones put her through her paces."
Leslie Margolis is an American author and
novelist, whose works are more targeted towards children. Her book, Boys Are Dogs, was adapted into a film entitled
Zapped, by
Disney. She currently lives in
Los Angeles, California.
Bibliography
Annabelle Unleashed series
This five-part series includes:
Boys Are Dogs published in 2008 and adapted into audio book format.[1]
^Zendaya Stars in the Disney Channel’s ‘Zapped’ by Jon Caramanica of
New York Times published 26 June 2014: "This movie, starring Zendaya and based on Leslie Margolis's book "Boys Are Dogs," will be broadcast Friday on the Disney Channel. Credit David Bukach/Disney Channel" .. "This hastily written and structured TV movie is based on Leslie Margolis’s middle-grade book “Boys Are Dogs” and is presumably meant to be slightly confused with “Zapped!,” the 1982 romp in which a dweeb played by Scott Baio gets telekinetic powers and uses them to improve his lot."
^Disney role brings Zendaya to Mill Bay by Michael D. Read of
Times Colonist published 26 June 2014: "Zendaya was in her element shooting the comedy based on the Leslie Margolis book Boys are Dogs, especially when Pitch Perfect choreographer Aakomon Jones put her through her paces."