, Fortune 500 ) under his belt, Larian said he's pushing to try to get the Bratz franchise to where it once was.
"It's not going to be easy and it's not going to happen overnight," Larian said.
Here's an exclusive look at the new BratzGetting her Mojo back: The first full collection of new Bratz dolls and accessories in more than two years hits stores this summer. CNNMoney got an exclusive look at how Bratz will try to get their mojo back.
Just like the original Bratz, the new dolls will stay true to what the dolls always represented -- multi-ethnic fashion dolls that take their cues from pop culture trends. But Larian promises that the 2011 reincarnation of Bratz will be "even more edgy.

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No, but I loved James and the Giant Peach!
It's a standard Japanese fairy tale called momo-taro (peach boy) so it's not any specific author unless it's been illustrated or translated. The tale is online, in many books, has been animated, etc.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Momotar%C5% 8D