There are so many adaptations coming out we started a 2027 tracker. Here’s all the shows and movies we are tracking. Lots of to be determined dates. #booktoscreen #WhatToWatch #2027movies #moviesandshows

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September has a little bit of everything coming from page to screen. Fake dating. Witches. Bodyguards. Russian classics. Virginia Woolf. Revenge. Obsession. Plus a few returning mystery series. I’m especially curious about The Love Hypothesis, Practical Magic 2, and Night and Day, but there a

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A lot happened in book-to-screen news this week. Penn Badgley found a family where literally everyone has killed someone. Ellen Pompeo has a new thriller adaptation. The Love Hypothesis dropped a trailer. The Custom of the Country started filming. And somehow that’s only part of it. Plus, six

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Katya finished her Goodreads Summer Bookmark Challenge, and somehow summer really is almost over. She checked off the prompts, found some new favorites, and probably added even more books to her TBR in the process. Did you do a summer reading challenge this year, or did you just read whatever

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Yet another week of book-to-screen announcements, release dates, and casting news. Do we really need to add East of Eden to the reading list? We’ve already got multiple Jane Austens on our classics plate. We are VERY excited about Dolly All the Time, though. What’s your favorite update this w

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This Tuesday’s episode is The Five-Star Weekend. After reading and watching, we added these to our TBRs. Some match the setting. Some match the drama. And we hope some just have those Nantucket vibes. Which should we start with? #TheFiveStarWeekend #BookRecommendations #Bookstagram

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A busy week for book-to-screen news. Bourbon & Lies and Sherlock’s Secretary are headed into development, while Verity, Flint, and A Tale of Two Cities dropped trailers. We also got our first peek at Warrior Cats, plus new casting for Charlie vs. the Chocolate Factory. Which one are you actu

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Beach reads for every kind of reader. If you want villains, murder, family drama, witches, or straight-up romance, there’s a beach read for that. We’ve decided a beach read is a vibe, not a location. Pick your vibe. #BookRecommendations #BeachReads #Bookstagram #SummerReading

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The perfect beach read needs more than a beach. Give me a setting that makes me want to book a trip, people making terrible decisions, enough drama to keep me reading instead of napping, and a little mystery or romance thrown in. Basically, I want summer vibes with problems. What’s the one

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A lot is moving from page to screen this week. Ali Hazelwood’s Deep End is headed to Netflix, The Five-Star Weekend is getting a second season, Billie Eilish has been spotted filming The Bell Jar, and several adaptations added some very recognizable names to their casts. Plus, Heated Rivalry

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New to Elin Hilderbrand and not sure where to start? Pick your preferred flavor of Nantucket drama: ☀️ summer reinvention 👯 messy friendships 💰 rich people behaving badly ❤️ sweeping love story 🏠 complicated family relationships 👻 a supernatural edge Which one are you choosing first?

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This week in adaptations: horror got a teaser, romance got casting news, classics are getting another chance, and even a few unexpected projects moved forward. Which announcement caught your attention the most? 🎬 Carrie 📚 Rose Hill 👑 The Final Girl Support Group 🧠 Neuromancer 🎄 Ebenezer

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August is bringing everything from prep school conspiracies and wilderness mysteries to literary dramas and post-apocalyptic survival. If you’re the kind of reader who likes to read the book first, here’s what’s coming to screens this month. Which adaptation are you most excited for? 📚 Mine:

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Classics don’t have to stay frozen in time. Some authors retell the same story from another character’s perspective. Others move it to a different place or era. Some ask what happened after the last page. If you’ve ever wanted to read more classics but felt intimidated, retellings can be a su

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Not sure which romance adaptation to start next? Consider this your starter pack. We have fake dating, royal romance, rich people with family problems, enemies who obviously fall in love, and enough period yearning to last all weekend. Which category are you starting with? #BookAdaptation

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This week in adaptation news: filming begins, trailers arrive, casting changes, and two romance series move one step closer to the screen. 📖 The Portrait of a Lady begins filming for PBS Masterpiece 🎬 New trailers for Good Fortune and Percy Jackson 🎭 More casting announced for Deal Breaker 🔄

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Pride and Prejudice has been retold through reality TV, murder, servants, modern-day Pakistan, Bridget Jones, and Brooklyn. That is the power of Austen. Keep the tension, the class commentary, and one deeply inconvenient man named Darcy. Then rebuild everything else. Which retelling should we

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The Thursday Murder Club: Book vs. Movie 🔍📚🎬

The movie keeps the charm, friendship, and murder mystery, but it loses some of what makes the book work so well. Joyce’s diary is gone, we spend less time inside each character’s head, and the layered mystery gets compressed into something much cleaner. The ending also changes to fit the movie’

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This week’s episode is all about The Other Bennet Sister, which had us thinking about the fictional sisters who refuse to stay in the background. Some become the hero. Some become the villain. Some spend years trying to escape each other. And some can’t imagine life apart. These are five unfo

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Woman in Cabin 10

The book and movie tell the same basic story, but they do not make the same choices. The Woman in Cabin 10 adaptation makes Lo less unreliable, adds more physical danger, expands Ben’s role, changes the motive, and gives the ending more closure. Some of those changes make the story easier to

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