Hey there, bookworms! Are you ready to see your favorite stories come to
life on the small screen? These captivating
books are being adapted into TV shows in 2020. Get your reading list ready and prepare to dive into these exciting
adaptations! Let's delve into the magic of books transforming into
binge-worthy TV series.
From Page to Screen: 5 Must-Read Books Being Adapted into TV Shows
1. First up on my radar is "Love, Simon," based on Becky Albertalli's heartwarming young adult novel, "Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda." If you haven't read the book yet, you're in for a treat. The story follows Simon as he navigates the complexities of love, friendship, and self-discovery. I'm excited about this adaptation because the book was not only a delightful read but also inspired the feature film "Love, Simon."
I'm curious to see how the TV show will bring Simon's journey to
life on the screen, exploring the nuances of his relationships and the
challenges he faces in coming to terms with his identity. It promises to
be a rollercoaster of emotions, and I'm here for it!
2. Leigh Bardugo's best-selling trilogy, "Shadow and Bone," and its
accompanying duology, "Six of Crows," have captivated readers with their
rich world-building and complex characters. Now, Netflix is bringing
this fantasy realm to life in a much-anticipated TV adaptation. As a fan
of the books, I can't wait to see the Grishaverse on screen.
The intricate magic system, the political intrigue, and the diverse cast
of characters are all elements that make this series a standout in the
fantasy genre. I'm excited to witness the unfolding of Alina Starkov's
journey and the heist-filled escapades of the Six of Crows. Plus,
Netflix has a knack for delivering visually stunning productions, so my
expectations are high!
3. For fans of Stephen King, "The Dark Tower" is a series that needs no
introduction. The TV show, serving as a prequel to the film, is based on
King's novel "Wizard and Glass." Having read the book, I'm eager to see
how the show explores the backstory of Roland Deschain, the gunslinger,
and his ka-tet. "Wizard and Glass" is a compelling tale that delves
into Roland's past, and I'm curious to see how the small-screen
adaptation brings this world to life.
The Dark Tower series is a
genre-blending masterpiece, and I'm hoping the TV show does justice to
King's intricate storytelling and the unique blend of fantasy, western,
and horror elements.
4. Deborah Harkness's All Souls trilogy, starting with "A Discovery of Witches," is a mesmerizing blend of history, magic, and romance. The TV adaptation follows the story of Diana Bishop, a historian and reluctant witch, as she unravels the mystery of Ashmole 782 and finds herself entangled in forbidden love with a mysterious vampire.
As a fan of the books, I'm excited to see how the TV show captures the atmospheric beauty of Harkness's writing and brings to life the forbidden world of creatures—witches, vampires, and daemons. The historical elements and the complex relationships in the trilogy promise a show that will be both enchanting and suspenseful.
5. Stephen King's post-apocalyptic epic, "The Stand," is getting the TV
treatment, and I couldn't be more thrilled. The novel explores a world
in ruins after a man-made plague and the ensuing battle between
survivors, a conflict of epic proportions. Having read the book, I'm
eager to see how the TV show adapts King's intricate storytelling and
brings to life the diverse cast of characters, each representing
different facets of human nature.
The themes of good versus evil,
survival, and the consequences of human actions are as relevant today as
when the book was first published. The Stand promises to be a gripping,
thought-provoking series that will keep viewers on the edge of their
seats.
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Great post! I had no idea Love Simon was becoming a tv show. But I'm so excited for the Grishaverse adaptation and I havent even read the books! Definitely have to get on that.
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Thank you Chelsea! Your blog is lovely as well :)
DeleteYes you have time to read the books before the show starts, they are really good. The Six of Crows series is my favorite!
I am looking forward to watch Grishaverse tv show, even more when i do live so close to Budapest.
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This is the show I am most excited about as well! Thank you so much for visiting the blog :)
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