Lynne Spears’ wants to turn her 2008 memoir Through the Storm: A Real Story of Fame and Family in a Tabloid World into a major motion picture.

We hear the stage mother of troubled stars Britney and Jame Lynn Spears is currently shopping for film deal that will adapt her personal account of the entertainment family’s life in the limelight for the big screen.

Through the Storm: The Movie may very well be the best drama of the decade…., FOX News wrote on Wednesday.

Lynne is already in talks with top Hollywood studios, snitches for Britain’s Daily Mail report.

According to the tab, House Bunny babe Anna Faris is being lined up to play the oddball pop legend, while Lynne is courting “Pretty Woman” Julia Roberts for the role of herself.

“She’s pitching the book around to studios. She even says she wants Julia Roberts to play her. It’s insane!”

Newsweek: You and Jamie Lynn got some negative press when she got pregnant so young. But more recently, 17-year-old Bristol Palin, and her mother, Sarah Palin, the Republican vice presidential candidate, found themselves in a similar situation. And the public reaction has been different.

Lynne Spears: It’s a totally different reaction. It’s as if [Sarah Palin] became celebrated. I mean, the mother, Palin, was celebrated for this. Every woman in the world has applauded her strength and her convictions and poor little old Jamie Lynn—you saw how she was crucified. Everybody did, firsthand … I just feel like it’s been a very hypocritical situation.

I actually agree with Lynne here. The public reaction has certainly been more sympathatic to the Palins.

Showbiz mama Lynne Spears discussed raising her famous daughters, Britney and Jamie Lynn Spears, with TODAY’s Meredith Vieira on Wednesday. Lynne has hit the publicity track to promote the release of her memoir, Through The Storm, now available wherever books are sold.

It appears Lynne Spears was onto something when she questioned whether or not Justin Timberlake was daughter Britney Spears’ first sexual partner in her new memoir, Through The Storm.

A man who says he was the first person to experience Spears’ womanhood has stepped forward to spill the beans on the young lovers’ high school romance.

Former teen football star Reg Jones, 30, says he slept with Britney when he was seventeen and she only fourteen.

“We were madly in love and Britney was very passionate. I’d often stay over at her house and we’d fool around like any young couple,” Reg said in an interview with Daily Mirror on Friday.

“Although there was a couple of years difference in our age, it didn’t seem to matter.”

He says he was heartbroken when the “Gimme More” star dumped him for Justin Timberlake.

“She was everything a boy could have wanted – great-looking, always laughing and liked by everyone.”

It sounds as if Reg could still be holding a torch for the one that got away, he admits he still thinks of the pop star and has hung on to a photograph of her wearing a black bra.

“I just got off the phone with Lynne. I can tell you that she hasn’t sent her any gifts, but that she does support Sarah and, of course, can empathize with their situation,” Spears’ publicist said in a statement Thursday.

Pop tart Britney Spears was an out-of-control teenager, who was drinking at thirteen and sexually active by fourteen, Spears Family matriarch Lynne claims in a new tell-all book set to hit booksellers’ shelves later this month.

In Through the Storm, Lynne, 53, alleges Britney was already drinking when she first kissed stardom as a featured dancer on The Mickey Mouse Club in the 1990s.

The showbiz mama also accuses her superstar spawn of losing her virginity to her eighteen-year-old high school sweetheart when she was just fourteen.

“You really feel for Lynne,” an In Touch Weekly insider has revealed. “All she ever wanted was to raise a happy and healthy, loving family.”

Lynne Spears: Through the Storm arrives September 16.

The tell-all memoir from Britney and Jamie Lynn’s “Mama” is finally seeing the light of day.

Consider it a How-To Guide on raising a pair of Hollywood screwups-courtesy of Lynne Spears. Through The Storm: A Real Story of Fame and Family in a Tabloid World will finally be published later this year after it’s Mother’s Day 2008 release was pushed back following the media backlash of the Jamie Lynn Spears pregnancy scandal.

Through the Storm takes readers beyond the reach of the paparazzi and outside the narrow orbit of the Hollywood glitterati to share the inside story of the Spears family-as only a mother can tell it. In this openhearted memoir, Lynne speaks about Britney, Jamie Lynn, Bryan, ex-husband Jamie, herself, and their lives together from Louisiana to Los Angeles….

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Lynne Spears is still haunted by a tragic 1975 car crash that claimed the life of a 12 year-old boy. The “Pop Culture Mom” was 20 when she ran over a child sprinting down a Kentwood, Louisiana on his bike. He was killed instantly.

“To this day, Lynne hasn’t gotten over what she did. She gets that terrified look in her eye when she is thinking about it,” a Spear family spy revealed in this week’s edition of the National Enquirer.

Lynn was rushing her brother to the hospital after he’d suffered an injury when she struck the boy.

“It bothers Lynne still to this day,” a former employee of the Spears adds. “She really doesn’t like to talk about it. She just wanted to forget that it ever happened – but she can’t.”

“She has told only a few people about the accident and always says, ‘Please don’t think I’m a bad person.’”

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Britney Spears is using her new album to get revenge on the people once closest to her-and mother Lynne Spears and ex-boyfriend Justin Timberlake have emerged as Public Enemies Nos. One and Two.

“These tunes will change the way people think about Britney. A lot of people have messed her around over the years and she’s bottled up all this anger and now she’s just let it all out,” a inside source told the Sunday Daily Mirror.

According to the spy, Britney has already penned a number of diss tracks, including one entitled “ATM,” which accuses her mother of using her for money.

The song includes the lyrics: “Hey Mama, I know it’s my cash you seek… You know they treat me like an ATM, but y’all know that I’m too good for ‘em.”

Another single, dubbed “Already Bad,” reportedly suggests that Justin Timberlake was not her first lover.

“I know you thought you were the first, but I had already quenched my thirst, I was already bad.”

“The songs are up tempo and there are some wicked heavy beats. She’s built on the foundations she laid in her last album, Blackout.”