7 YA Book Adaptations we LOVE

The Twilight Saga - Stephenie Meyer

Have we already binged the books and movies in anticipation for Midnight Sun? YES. Will we binge them again? DEFINITELY YES. It’s the perfect time to immerse yourself back into this electrifying series full of vampires. As well as don those metaphorical t-shirts of Team Jacob or Team Edward again. Come on, just give it a taste…

The DUFF - Kody Keplinger

Bianca is totally relatable – who doesn’t love a snarky main character full of witty comebacks? Sprinkle in some great female friendships, tough emotions and swoon-worthy kiss scenes, and you’ll be hooked!

Before I Fall - Lauren Oliver

Imagine if you could relive your last day over and over again? Hello, high school forever. Samantha is your typical mean girl whose biggest concern is whether she’ll lose her virginity. That’s until she dies in a horrible accident and still wakes up the next morning. Before I Fall is an authentic lens on ourselves—coming to the realisation that there’s always room to grow and be better than what we were the day before.

Pretty Little Liars - sara shepard

Need some drama in your life? Well, PLL has oodles of it. It’s no secret that this series is crammed with lies, twists and oh so many dirty secrets. Everyone has something to hide, right? Especially Spencer, Aria, Emily and Hanna.

The 100 - Kass Morgan

Thieves and rebels and heroes, oh my! Lord of the Flies with a good dose of romance is the best way to explain The 100. The survival of humankind is in the hands of 100 juvenile delinquents—an intriguing premise for any plot. So, if you fell in love with Clarke and Bellamy in the TV show, fall in love with them again in the book.

A Walk to Remember - Nicholas Sparks

Sometimes you just need a really good cry. That’s exactly what you’ll get with A Walk to Remember, it’s a beautiful, heart wrenching and emotional love story that you won’t be able to stop thinking about once you’ve finished reading and/or watching!

Stargirl - Jerry Spinelli

Some people are meant to shine, even if they don’t fit the status-quo. Stargirl is a feel-good celebration of nonconformity and being true to yourself. Get ready for goosepbumps as you dive into the wonders of first love and breaking away from the crowd.