Emily Henry's latest novel, Funny Story, is set to be adapted into a feature film with the author herself writing the script. The romantic comedy, published by Public Random House, follows children's librarian Daphne as she navigates a breakup and enters into a fake dating scheme with Miles, the ex-boyfriend of her ex-fiance's new partner. The project will be produced by Lyrical Media and Ryder Picture Company, with no director yet attached. This marks Henry's first direct adaptation of her own work, following previous film adaptations of her novels by other screenwriters. The author's rising success in the rom-com genre is highlighted by recent deals with Tango, Netflix, and now the film adaptation of Funny Story. With a talent for crafting heartwarming and humorous stories, Emily Henry continues to captivate audiences and secure her place in the world of romantic storytelling.