Monday, April 10, 2023

Nickelodeon Reportedly Developing YA Novel 'The Missing Spirit' Into Series

Nick News Brief: Nickelodeon is reportedly adapting the award-winning, best-selling YA novel The Missing Spirit from Brazilian author .J. Maia into a television series. The series is being adapted under the direction of multiple Emmy-nominated Paula Knudsen, who previously worked on the original Julie and the Phantoms series for Nickelodeon Brazil as well as on Netflix's reboot of the series.


The synopsis The Missing Spirit reads:

Where death ends, she begins

Journey back to the past: 200,000 years in the past. During a grueling Ice Age, immortal gods ruled over cave people, mammoths and saber-toothed-tigers. 15-year-old Keana and her friends have never set foot outside their realm, but they are about to receive the godly powers they have always coveted. Danger strikes when a forsaken human tribe begins to hunt their elusive paradise, hungry for a piece of their deathless privilege. Will Keana play by the rules in order to become a goddess or will she be tempted to escape into the human world, even if it costs her the right to live forever?



Paulo José Maia was born in 1986, in Campo Grande, Brazil, to an engineer mother, a businessman father and a very imaginative older brother. As a child, he was fascinated with languages and fantastic tales. He was a fluent English speaker by the age of 15, before moving to the United States as an exchange student. None of his new American classmates were able to pronounce his name, so they nicknamed him P.J. Under the influence of his English teacher in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, P.J. joined his high school’s Writers’ Guild. He would later get a degree in Radio & TV Media at the Armando Álvares Penteado Foundation in Sao Paulo and then move to New York City, where he learned screenwriting at NYU and kicked off a career as a TV news producer. P.J. has been going back and forth between hemispheres and bubbling up adventures in his mind ever since.


Espirito Perdido | Livro de brasileiro vai ser adaptado para televisão


Há 4 anos, o livro Espírito Perdido (‘The Missing Spirit‘), escrito pelo autor brasileiro P.J. Maia, chegou na na Amazon e se tornou um sucesso . Além disso, a Nickelodeon irá adaptar a obra para a televisão, mas ainda não há uma data de lançamento definida.

Na obra de P.J. Maia, somos apresentados a uma Terra onde os deuses usam humanos como escravos. No entanto, Keana Milford está determinada a quebrar as leis e mudar as coisas, mesmo que isso signifique perder sua herança divina.

O autor brasileiro P.J. Maia, recebeu o prêmio de Melhor Livro de Fantasia pelo Independent Press Award e o Red Ribbon prêmio de Escolha dos Leitores do Wishing Shelf Awards, em uma parceria entre Londres e Suécia. No Brasil, o livro ficou na lista dos mais vendidos da categoria de Fantasia na AmazonBR, com 500 avaliações.

Agora, para alegria dos fãs, o livro ganhará uma série em uma parceria inédita com a Nickelodeon, sob a direção de Paula Knudsen, que também dirigiu Julie e os Fantasmas (2012) e Sentença (2022) e já recebeu duas indicações ao Emmy.

Sobre o autor, Paulo José Maia nasceu em 1986, em Campo Grande, Mato Grosso do Sul. Desde que era criança, sempre foi apaixonado por mundos mágico. Aos 15 anos, foi morar nos EUA falando fluentemente inglês. Com indicação de sua professora, morou e estudou em Sioux Falls, Dakota do Sul, onde estudou e entrou na Associação de Escritores de sua escola. se formou em Rádio & TV na Fundação Armando Álvares Penteado e roteiro de cinema na NYU. Em 2019, Espirito Perdido chegou à Amazon.

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