Enola Holmes

On the data. Ten books, three films, and one adaptation between them. Nancy Springer wrote six novels between 2006 and 2010, then returned in 2021 for four more. There are no prequels and nothing out of sequence, so publication order is reading order. Two wrinkles: there is a short story between the sixth and seventh books, and the sixth book is sold under two different titles in different markets, which makes it look like two books. The later four are marketed as a separate New Adventures run with their own numbering starting at one, so shops routinely display two conflicting book orders for the same character. The films diverge fast. The first adapts the first book. The second and third are original stories written for the screen. So watching all three films tells you nothing about books two onward, and reading all ten tells you nothing about films two and three. The first film was made as a Warner Bros cinema release and sold to Netflix in April 2020 because of the pandemic, so older listings that call it theatrical are describing a release that never happened. The Conan Doyle estate sued Netflix over the first film, arguing that a warmer Sherlock infringed the handful of stories still in copyright. The case was settled and dismissed at the end of 2020.

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