TAB’s New Display: Books to Movies

by Emma Shacochis

Hearing that your favorite young adult book is being adapted into a movie is both exciting and scary. You want to see the novel you love realized exactly as you’d imagined onscreen, but you also know not everything can be exactly  as you hoped. TAB’s newest display celebrates our favorite YA books that were adapted to movies – here are a few books you can check out at Reston Regional today!

The Hunger Games (book in 2008, movie in 2012)

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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (book in 1997, movie in 2001)

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Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda/Love, Simon (book in 2015, movie in 2018)

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The Hate U Give (book in 2017, movie in 2018)

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To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before (book in 2014, movie in 2018)

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Everything, Everything (book in 2015, movie in 2017)

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The Fault In Our Stars (book in 2012, movie in 2014)

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Me and Earl and the Dying Girl (book in 2012, movie in 2015)

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The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants (book in 2001, movie in 2005)

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Nerve (book in 2012, movie in 2016)

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