Ya novel 'This Song Will Save Your Life' being adapted for stage and film
Leila Sales’s music-infused Ya novel This Song Will Save Your Life has been optioned by two producers looking to adapt it for both stage and screen. Tony-winner Kevin McCollum (Avenue Q, Rent) and TV producer Michael Novick (best known for Glee) announced the deal today for the 2013 young adult novel, about a misfit teenage girl named Elise Dembowski who has a passion for music but not much skill at making friends.
- 1/7/2015
- by Anthony Breznican
- EW - Inside Movies
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