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Read it before you see It

Some stories are so powerful they refuse to stay on the page. Book adaptations have brought some of the most extraordinary characters, worlds and narratives to life on screen, turning beloved reads into the movies and shows that define generations. From the most beloved page-to-screen classics to the newest releases everyone is talking about, the original story is always the best place to start.

  • Among the most highly anticipated adaptations are:

    The Odyssey by Homer

    For Odysseus, surviving the Trojan War was only half the battle. Homer's timeless epic follows one man's extraordinary and perilous journey home to Ithaca, where feuding gods and impossible odds make every step of the way an adventure in itself.


    Wildwood by Colin Meloy & illustrated by Carson Ellis

    Somewhere between the familiar streets of the city and the uncharted depths of the wilderness lies Wildwood, a secret world on the brink of upheaval. When Prue and Curtis find their way in, a simple rescue mission becomes the adventure of a lifetime.


    Verity by Colleen Hoover

    Hired to complete the unfinished series of a bestselling author, struggling writer Lowen Ashleigh expects to find inspiration in the Crawford home. Instead she uncovers a hidden manuscript so dark and so deeply unsettling that walking away may no longer be an option.


    Sunrise on the Reaping by Suzanne Collins

    Before he was a mentor, Haymitch Abernathy was a tribute. Thrust into the fiftieth Hunger Games with everything to lose, he quickly discovers that being set up to fail can be the most powerful motivation of all.


    Dune Messiah by Frank Herbert

    Power was never meant to be this absolute, and Paul Atreides is beginning to understand why. As Emperor of the known universe, he faces political enemies on every side and a conspiracy so deeply embedded in his own circle that no one around him can be trusted.

  • There is no shortage of incredible screen adaptations to choose from. Beloved classics like Harry Potter and The Lord of the Rings remain essential reads, while newer adapted novels like Heated Rivalry, Off Campus and Project Hail Mary are among the most exciting stories making their way to our screens right now. Find all of these eBooks and more right here.