Slovak: Príbeh Tracy Beakerovej. Translated by Katarína Karovičová. Bratislava: Slovart. 2005. ISBN 8080850437. Custom byline text: Anne Johnstone (3 May 2012). "We're all to blame for Neve and Georgia". Herald Scotland . Retrieved 18 May 2012. Jacqueline is also a great reader, and has amassed over 20,000 books, along with her famous collection of silver rings. Main articles: List of The Story of Tracy Beaker characters and List of The Story of Tracy Beaker (franchise) characters Home releases [ edit ]

icLiverpool – Review: Tracy Beaker Gets Real, Empire Theatre". Icliverpool.icnetwork.co.uk. 22 March 2007 . Retrieved 18 May 2012.

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In late 2006, The Story of Tracy Beaker was adapted into a musical, featuring Sarah Churm as Tracy Beaker. [11] [12] [13] Translations [ edit ] verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{

When the series ended, repeats of the series were shown almost all the time on the CBBC channel until 24 March 2016 (stopping part-way through series 5). However, all episodes were released on the BBC iPlayer in July 2017 and remained there until the end of the year. The episodes returned in September 2018, and on 2 December 2018, the movie was shown again, followed by two episodes of the show on 3 and 4 December 2018. The movie continues to be broadcast regularly, and the series returned to the iPlayer in May 2019. The series was repeated again on CBBC from 4 January 2021.The Dumping Ground show to replace Tracy Beaker on CBBC". Newsround. 27 March 2012 . Retrieved 1 April 2018. Series 1 builds upon the characters introduced within Jacqueline Wilson's books; Tracy ( Dani Harmer), Justine ( Montanna Thompson), Louise (Chelsie Padley), Peter Ingham (Joe Starrs), Elaine Boyak (Nisha Nayar), Adele (Rochelle Gadd), Jenny ( Sharlene Whyte) and Cam ( Lisa Coleman), whilst introducing other careworker and children who live in Stowey House. Three episodes in Series 1 form the basis of the show and make the format and atmosphere easy to understand, "Sneaking in Ben" shows Tracy's friendships, "The Truth Is Revealed" shows Tracy's way of thinking and "Friend" shows Tracy's way of understanding things. Wilson has never forgotten the stigma that was attached to children in care in the 1990s, and says there were a lot of problems with the books initially because they dealt with this subject matter. It was difficult to sell merchandise and the rights to the books because Beaker was not seen as aspirational, she says. “It was very much felt that she wasn’t pretty, she wasn’t good. But that was then.”

In 2009, Tracy Beaker became a video game character in Tracy Beaker: The Game on Nintendo DS and PC. The game, described as "bookish", involves reading large portions of text to make choices for the character. [7] Television appearances [ edit ] The Story of Tracy Beaker [ edit ] Series 1 (2002) [ edit ]Tracy Beaker' creator is most-loaned author". The Independent. 12 February 2010. Archived from the original on 25 January 2013 . Retrieved 21 May 2012. (subscription required) Italian: Bambina affittasi, lit.'Child for Rent'. Translated by Liliana Schwammenthal. Florence: Salani. 1994. ISBN 9788877822932. Czech: Vadí, nevadí, lit.'It Doesn't Matter, It Doesn't Matter'. Translated by Daniela Feldová. Prague: BB art. 2008. ISBN 9788073812867.

From her earliest novels, Wilson has never been afraid to challenge the prevailing wisdom that books for children should avoid difficult issues. Her breakthrough novel, The Story of Tracey Beaker, features a girl in residential care who makes up stories to make life more bearable and it went on to form the basis of a successful series which was later televised. a b Key, Philip (11 October 2006). "ARTS DIARY: Little orphan with attitude let loose; THEATRE Tracy Beaker Gets Real, Liverpool Playhouse Philip Key casts an eye over a gritty tale of a rebellious girl.(Features)". Liverpool Post . Retrieved 21 May 2012. (subscription required)Sharratt has naturally been begging her to tell him what will happen to Tracy. “I said no, not yet, because I don’t know for certain myself. And he said: but I do hope you’re giving Tracy a happy ending and that everything’s going to work out well for her.” Norwegian: Tracy Beaker, det er meg, lit.'Tracy Beaker, It's Me'. Translated by Cille Dahl. Oslo: Cappelen. 2004. ISBN 9788202236939. The new book is due to be published in October, and Wilson, 72, is still in the middle of writing it – or possibly near the end. “I don’t really know how much I’ve got left. I think I’m getting to the end but sometimes things take me by surprise. Like the original Tracy Beaker book, which spawned a hugely successful TV series, it is a story that simultaneously highlights the damage that was done to Tracy as a child and her resilience and ability to overcome her misfortunes. Hungarian: Tracy Beaker története. Translated by Kata Damokos. Budapest: Animus. 2002. ISBN 9026905092.