What's better: the book or the movie? Be the judge by reading these hits that have been transformed for big and small screens!
I haven't read the book but I feel the movie does justice. Or nah?
The Hunger Games
I love how Thomas focuses on the themes of gathering the courage to speak out, racial injustice, and split identities, which are especially important and relatable for young adult readers. Furthermore, I appreciate how the author connects an importan...
The Hate U Give: A Printz Honor Winner
Yup, it was a book
Vampire Academy (2014) - IMDb
Hopefully the author didn't make the novel as cringe as the movie remake
Twilight (2008) - IMDb
The movie didn't do justice to this book. The novel put the 'thrill' in thriller, the way the scenarios were explained looks more disturbing than in the movie
Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children
New York best seller that kind of fell for me as a movie
The Sun Is Also a Star by Yoon, Nicola
For a book written in 1972, I got to give them their flowers
The Maze Runner (1972)
So far which is better books or movies? Cause I never could have know this novel if the movie wasn't made
Dune
More movies should be made out of books!
Ready Player One: Cline, Ernest
My whole life has been a lie 🥹
Jurassic Park - Crichton, Michael
(places invisible note)
Invisible Man - Ellison, Ralph
I don't think the book does enough justice for the way they carried out the movie
