Teller (Adam Pally), confronted by the bully Miller (Jacob Hopkins), and developing a crush on AV geek Jeanne (Isabela Moner). Upon arriving to school, Rafe is handed a list of rules set down by Principal Dwight (Andy Daly), exposing the young adolescent to the man’s vigorous control issues while trying to settle into his own class with his more liberal minded home room teacher, Mr. Rafe Katchadorian (Griffin Gluck), a juvenile delinquent with a gift for drawing creative works, is attempting a fresh start at a new school (Hills Village Middle School), with his mother, Jules (Lauren Graham), worried about his mind in the clouds (in his drawings) and his inability to focus. Does this newest kids’ movie pass the test (and get a good grade) or is it detention for this juvenile film? THE STORY Now, with idea of adapting another book into a feature length movie, Lionsgate, CBS Films, and James Patterson Entertainment (yes, he produced the movie) and director Steve Carr present the first book in Patterson’s Middle School series titled Middle School: Worst Years of My Life.
Of late, Patterson has branched out of the general fiction / mystery genre and into teen and young readers, producing several novel series, including Maximum Ride, I Funny, Daniel X, Treasure Hunters, and Witch and Wizards. Conceding with that, several of his stories have been adapted for the big and small screen, including Zoo, Along Came the Spider, Kiss the Girl, and the Women’s Murder Club just to name a few. Though he has faced many criticisms over the years (co-author more and more of his books and becoming a “series brand” writer), Patterson’s book always become best-selling novels and translated into multiple languages across the globe.
Over the years, novel writer (or rather “series” novel writer) James Patterson has produced multitude of books that haven’t spread out threw many book series (roughly 14 series).
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