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In the book, Fani's dad is close to her and matters to the story. In the movie he shows up much less.
source ↗In the book, which Fani narrates, Rodrigo and Priscila stay in the background. The movie shows more of their romance and of Rô's friendship with Leo, a nod to readers of Minha Vida Fora de Série.
source ↗Much of the dialogue comes straight from the text, and the key scenes appear in full or as flashbacks. Paula Pimenta co-wrote the script with Bruna Horta and was involved in casting and production.
source ↗The book is set in the 2000s, the era of MSN chats and notes passed in class. The movie keeps that feel in Fani's room and the phones, but ends on Ed Sheeran's "Perfect," from 2017.
source ↗Beyond book 1, Lado B shows events from Minha Vida Fora de Série 2, set at the same time, from a new angle.
source ↗In Portugal the series came out as A Minha Vida é um Filme, and Lado B was published as volume 2, right after Fani's debut.
source ↗Paula Pimenta started writing the series during a year she spent in London, staying with an uncle. That experience of living abroad shows up in Fani's story.
source ↗After the movie's success, Paula Pimenta said she'd like to adapt Fani na Terra da Rainha, maybe as a series. Nothing has been announced yet.
source ↗Fani's movie blog really existed online, so readers could visit it.
source ↗A year after this book, in 2011, Fani's friend Priscila got her own series, Minha Vida Fora de Série, now five volumes long.
source ↗The book comes in three parts: Fani narrates the first, Leo the second, and the third switches between them. At 608 pages, it's the longest in the series.
source ↗The first book came out in 2008 with a print run of a thousand copies and grew by word of mouth. By 2018 the four books had sold 750,000 copies, and the series got a companion, Os Bastidores da História da Fani.
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