No, it is not based on a true story.
As it says in the opening pages of the book (where all the publication info is printed): "The characters and events in this book are ficticious. Any similarity to real persons, living or dead, is coincidental and not intended by the author."
One of Alice Sebold's other books, Lucky (1999) is a memoir of her own true experiences. Perhaps that is where some of the confusion comes from.
The book is based on a true story.
No, the movie 'The Lovely Bones' doesn't tell a story that's based on real events. The film is based on the novel of the same name by Alice Sebold [b. September 9, 1963]. The author describes the book as a work of fiction.But experiences of the novelist may find expression in her novel. The book deals with healing from a brutal, unsolved rape and murder case. The writer experienced rape as a young university student. The perpetrator was a stranger. So chances ran high that her case would end up in the unsolved case pile. But at a later time, and in another place, she recognized her attacker. He was arrested, charged, brought to trial, and sentenced.
It was not based on a book. The story for the film was by Menahem Golan.
No, it is based on a screenplay written by Will Fetters
yes it was!!
"The Lovely Bones" was written by Alice Sebold. The book tells the story of a young girl named Susie Salmon who watches over her family from the afterlife after she is murdered.
No, she is a fictional character in the loveley bones book and movie.Actually, the lovely bones is based on a true story about a girl that was murdered in Norristown. It is actually called the 'farmpark' where she was killed not the 'cornfield' like it is in the book/film.
Lovely Bones is not a true story. It is fictional book by Alice Sebold and was later adapted into a movie of the same name.
No, "The Lovely Bones" is a work of fiction by Alice Sebold. It tells the story of a young girl who watches over her family and killer from heaven after she is murdered.
The book Lovely Bones is narrated by Susanna "Susie" Salmon.
No, Alice Sebold's The Lovely Bones is a work of fiction.
The author of The Lovely Bones is a woman named Alice Sebold. The book was released by this author in the year of 2002 for public consumption. The author is only known to have published one other book.
Yes!
Yes, The Lovely Bones is indeed in accelerated reader. It has 16 points.
The literally elements used in the book The Lovely bones are symbolism, allegorysimiles ,irony,metaphors, foreshadowing, flashback,point of viewÊand imagery.
Salmon
I enjoyed listening to The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold.