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What’s your favorite book-to-movie?

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Peggy

Orlando by Virginia Woolf

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Rachelle

Fault in our stars and the choice

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Susan

The Help

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Cassie

To Kill a Mockingbird, A Time to Kill, The Help.

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Jennifer

Divergent

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Karen

The DaVinci Code, or The Ya-Ya Sisterhood.

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Erica

The help for me too , pet Semetary and IT

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Corinne

The Princess Bride

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Bookworms

The Princess Bride

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Jenny

The Green Mile.

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Renata

Love, Simon. Ready Player One. Harry Potter. And I actually enjoyed Atonement the movie more than the book.

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ElenaQuestion author

Awesome choices

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ElenaQuestion author

Awesome choices

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Laurie

Still Alice

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Jamie

So many – I’m a sucker for an adaptation! The Help, Harry Potter, Twilight (guiltiest pleasure), Something Borrowed

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Jamie

A Walk to Remember, The Notebook

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Jamie

Gone girl

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Angie

Love all of these!!!! Especially Something Borrowed. I was so sad that the second book-to-movie fell through!

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Kayla

Hunger Games, Harry Potter, & LOTR for sure.

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ElenaQuestion author

Hunger Games was great!

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Susan

Hunger Games

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Jamie

On the reverse, My Sister’s Keeper was the worst adaptation ever! They ruined the story! I always hear Jodi speak about being lied to and cut out of the process for it!

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Jan

My mom watched the movie, I read the book. Our discussion was quite interesting, since they totally messed up the ending in the movie. Jodi was pissed.

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Carol

The Notebook is my favorite. I also lived the Harry Potter, The Hunger Games, and Twilight series.

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Dave

The Grapes of Wrath
Salem’s Lot
A Clockwork Orange

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Melanie

Notebook ?

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Mary

The Hunger Games, The Fault In Our Stars

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Kim

Notebook

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Courtney

The choice ?

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Tina

I thought The Help was a pretty good movie. And to this day I still love Christmas With the Kranks which was based on Grisham’s Skipping Christmas which was not funny at all!

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Lorena

All of Harry Potter.

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Jen

THE NOTEBOOK.

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Heather

I actually liked the movie way better then the book… that never happens!

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Valyza

@Heather me too! The only movie I’ve ever liked more than the book!

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Jamie

The Devil Wears Prada!!!!!

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Jamie

Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants!

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ElenaQuestion author

Love!

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Heather

agreed

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ElenaQuestion author

I am writing my current novel while listening to the soundtrack from Sisterhood ?

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Jamie

I’m really going back here but The Deep End of the Ocean, First Wives Club, Holes

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Wendy

Lord of the Rings

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ElenaQuestion author

Me Before You is one of my favorites.

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Susan

Yes! They did a great job with that movie!

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Alexandra

Perks of being a wallflower

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Valyza

Finally watched the movie for the first time yesterday and I loved it just as much as the book!

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Sharon

To Kill a Mockingbird

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Carla

The Help

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Shannon

Rosemary’s Baby, cause I’m weird :p

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Kris

I was very excited to see it in the theater-didn’t disappoint! That was in 1968!

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Lynda

The first Harry Potter movie

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Terry

The Green Mile

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Cynthia

The Notebook…I actually prefer the movie!! ? ?

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ElenaQuestion author

I can’t bring myself to watch The Notebook. I worry I’ll sob the entire movie.

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Angeline

My sister got a migraine from sobbing so much watching that movie. lol

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Dave

Flowers For Algernon

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Bethany

The Devel Wears Prada – LOVE

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Noel

OK. I worked at Condé Nast as a very young person. I replaced Vera Wang. I wasn’t cool, I was just paying for school, I worked for Polly Mellen. I was fifteen. I called photographers and stylists. When my girls wanted to watch that movie, I would run out of the room.

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Lisa

GREAT movie. I agree.

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Christine

Gone Girl

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Lisa

Loved the book. The movie was a let down.

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Angeline

I can’t think of one I would say is my favorite but one that sticks out was ‘The Time Travelers Wife’ because it was the rare one that I found to be better than the book.

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ElenaQuestion author

Such a beautiful movie.

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Angie

I can’t really think of a favorite, because the movies just never seem to measure up.

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Angie

I will say, however, that I did love the recent Hallmark TV showing of Mary Alice Monroe’s The Beach House (but hadn’t read the book, so can’t compare it).

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Mary

LOTR

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Lori

The Help and Water for Elephants

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Patti

The Light Between Oceans. It stayed true to this wonderful book.

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Tonya

One For The Money are the Help

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Noel

LOTR. Harry Potter.

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Rina

The Help

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Sarah

everything everything

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Linda

The Help 🙂 ?pie and all LOL!!!

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Sandy

Pretty much all of Nicholas Sparks books to movie, especially The Notebook

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Cynthia

Prince of Tides

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Jen

The notebook

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Niki

It is not often I enjoy a movie that is based off of a book, but I loved Wonder as a movie just as much as I loved the book! ?

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Linda

The Martian, Desiree, To Kill a Mockingbird and tons of others but these pop into this ol ‘ brain immediately.

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Kate

Agree with “The Martian.” Also the CS Forester Hornblower series made into the (sadly incomplete) miniseries starring Ioan Gruffud.

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Beth

The Help is one of those rare movies that I thought did better than the book. Only because the movie gave more of a conclusion whereas the book just kind of left a lot of questions hanging.

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ElenaQuestion author

Also, great actors in that movie.

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Beth

Not a movie, but I’m reading the Outlander series, then going back and watching a season as I finish a book. I just finished book 3. There are so many books that have been turned into a series or miniseries–I really want to read Big Little Lies next.

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Beth

Not a movie, but I’m reading the Outlander series, then going back and watching a season as I finish a book. I just finished book 3. There are so many books that have been turned into a series or miniseries–I really want to read Big Little Lies next.

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Melissa

Where the Heart Is by Billie Letts. One of my all-time favorite movies.

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Mary

The Glass Castle

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Lisa

Loved the book.

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Kris

To Kill a Mockingbird. This was one of the best movies ever made from a book-perfect!

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Lynn

To Kill A Mockingbird and Nicholas Sparks movies.

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Joel

Fight Club and Trainspotting

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Andrea

The light between oceans!

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Shelly

Safe Haven

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Pam

A Beautiful Mind

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Penny

Twilight series

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Lisa

The Thornbirds, Winds of War, War and Remembrance, and Fried Green Tomatoes. The casting was absolutely perfect in The Thornbirds. The movie truly made the book come to life perfectly. By far the BEST adaptation of a book I have ever seen.

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Cashelmara

Harry potter

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Jonel

The notebook. i prefer the ending in the movie than the book

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Cynthia

Exactly!!!

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Ruby

The Godfather

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Rachel

The Mountain Between Us! ♥️

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Marilyn

All The Presidents Men

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Marilyn

The Godfather 1

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Marilyn

Gone With The Wind

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Sherie

They did a good job on ‘The Girl on the Train’.

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Joanne

The Book Thief and The Martian.

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Jan

Out of Africa

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Heather

Princess Bride

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Sara

The notebook

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