Here are some books/graphic novels coming your way to the big and small screen.
In March:
On the 3rd:
X-23: Innocence Lost
So another Logan film comes out this year. You can read the plethora of Wolverine comics out there or you can look into who the badass little girl in the trailer is. I highly recommend the latter.
The Shack by Wm. Paul Young
The latest Christian book to get the Hollywood treatment is The Shack. Honestly, I'm surprised it took them this long to make a movie considering how huge the book has been.
Before I Fall by Lauren Oliver
You guys remember this one? I know it's been out awhile (it was in fact one of the first big buzzy books I reviewed for this this blog ;feels old;) I'm not sure how well this will translate into a movie, but the trailer looks promising.
March 10th
The Sense of an Ending by Julian Barnes
This lit book that I'll read one of these days is coming to theaters.
March 17th
Beauty and the Beast by Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont
Yes, the movie is based on Disney's Beauty and the Beast, but they based it on this tale first.
The Immortal Iron Fist series
If you're looking for a quick intro into Iron Fist before you watch the Netflix show, I recommend checking this series out.
March 31rst
Ghost in the Shell manga by Masamune Shirow
Yes, I am bitter that we couldn't have gotten an actual Japanese or at least Japanese American actress for this movie. I'm sure ScarJo does a fine job, but we seriously need to stop white-washing movies.
The Zookeeper's Wife by Diane Ackerman
This upcoming WWII movie is based on this non-fiction 2007 release.
April
3rd:
iZombie series
iZombie season 3 is FINALLY coming April 3rd. Seriously CW, this long wait between shows is not cool.
6th:
Call the Midwife Trilogy by Jennifer Worth
Can't wait for Call the Midwife season 6 in the US? Try the book series the show is based on.
7th:
Wonder by R. J. Palacio
This 2012 bestseller comes to the big screen this april. I should...probably read it now, huh?
21rst:
The Lost City of Z by David Grann
A non-fiction book featuring lost explorers and a mystery.
26th:
The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood
At long last this terrifying (yet plausible if the current political climate is anything to go by) comes to our screens. It's on Hulu though. So I guess I now have to shell out bucks for a subscription.
28th:
The Circle by Dave Eggers
Proving that dystopians are not dead, here comes another dystopian movie adaptation.
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