I agree, they really lucked out with the cast, and brought a wonderful novel to life. It helped that the original author, Stephen Chbosky, was also its director, which is a rarity!
I'm glad Logan Lerman got to shine as Charlie because I really think he did the best he could in Percy Jackson despite it being a shit movie and that without Perks he might have gone under appreciated
Don't forget Patrick, Erza Miller nailed his role and all of them made the movie 100% even more better. The director certainly deserved a nomination, it's one of the fews highschool YA movies I can relate to. Also the movie helped me a lot when I was a teenager!
They took too much of the substance out of the Paper Towns movie. For example, in the book they have to get to find Margo in a certain amount of time because they’re worried about her safety, but in he movie it’s so they can get in back in time for prom.
John Green is my favorite author and i love his books. I have to agree the book is way better than the film. The Fault in Our Stars should be higher than Paper Towns. I really want Looking for Alaska to be adapted into a film because that's my favorite John Green book.
Too true, no chance is "Paper Towns" better than "TFIOS", even though I liked them both. I felt that the movie missed the point of the book, in that Q discovers that Margo "was not a great mystery. She was a girl", and that he had been chasing an idealized version of her the whole time. However, the film implies that Margo was JUST as Q had pictured her.
Me too, even though the trailer presented it as being a fantasy world come to life a la "The Chronicles of Narnia", the film itself is a somber, heartfelt story about growing up and dealing with loss for the first time.
@@bonniebonnie2104 it deserves to be #1 rather than being relagated to an honorable mention because there is nothing more impactful or timeless than a story about how a strong enough friendship can transecend death itself and while expressing greif joy and the pain of loss in a real natrual way
Trina Q I thought the same thing too as a kid when it first came out. Wasn’t what I expected at all and left dissatisfied. But after watching it years later, I enjoyed it (though I still shed tears for Leslie)
Paper Towns better than The Fault in Our Stars?! Hahahaha *no freaking way!* At least TFIOS stayed true to the book, while Paper Towns changed so much. The book is so serious and dark sometimes, at one point Quentin really thinks that Margo committed suicide and realized how deeply sad she was, while in the movie it just seems like she ran away because she felt like it and wanted to mess with everyone. In the book they literally had to hurry to get to New York because they fought she was going to kill herself, _not because they didn't wanna miss fucking prom._ The adaptation is just a fun and quirky little roadtrip movie, while the book has such a deep message as that you should idolize certain people and that people can be really sad underneath everything. In my opinion it's the worst adaptation ever. I get that certain changes need to be made when you adapt a book and that some things have to be cut out ... but you can't just take away the main message!
Holes should’ve been on the list and not an honorable mention. It’s probably the best adapted book to movie I’ve seen when it comes to how close the story and characters are to one another. The only real difference I can think of is Stanley is supposed to be overweight, but he isn’t in the movie.
I agree. I read it in junior high school - in the 1970s - and I STILL re-read it. I re-read it just last month. I loved that my daughters enjoyed it when they read it as well (even if my younger one still tears up when she hears, "Stay Gold, Ponyboy."
I literally JUST watched The Fault in Our Stars the other day and thought it was one of the greatest romance movies of our generation. 😍 I fell in love with it! And now I come on RUclips and see this post... Are you reading my mind MsMojo?? 😀
Ahhhh SO HAPPY "If I Stay" got at least a mention!! I mean...I know it wouldn't make the list, its not perfect, but I love the book and the movie was a great watch for me!! Made me excited seeing it even somewhere in this vid!! 😄💖
the spectacular now was literally a perfect adaption from the book except in the movie they made the ending more open to possibilities or happiness for the two characters whereas the book had the perfect ending for their story
Jason Mistretta am i weird for loving books bc of reading the huger games ;-; i am addicted to reading i’m not done with the book tho only 12-14 pages now catching fire (the 2nd) if i finished all the books imma save up money for Harry Potter books and Maze runner and if i’m done reading them all i guess i’ll buy Pitch perfect or Narnia or Bridge to teribithia hmmm idrk what to pick
While I did like the movie version, I was a tad disappointed that they changed the message of the novel. In the book, Q learns that he never really knew Margo at all, and that he was just chasing an idea of her, not the real her, while the movie implies that Margo really WAS everything that Q had built her up as being.
Where is Stand by Me? That should be number one and any YA movie adaptions should keep it there. Or is it not on the list because it was a short story?
If we also include TV adaptations of YA books, both A Series of Unfortunate Events & Shadowhunters (based off of The Mortal Instruments) would definitely be included on this list.
Are any of Nicholas Sparks' romance novels young adult novels too?If so,then where in the world is A Walk To Remember?It may not be the best adaptation of Nicholas Sparks' novels,but it is a decent flick that never disappoints in defining true love while also hitting us emotionally.Also,you gotta love Shane West for giving out one huge performance even though it overshadowed his whole career!
@@tsmk4262 A Walk To Remember wasn't considered a young adult novel when it was published because it was told from the perspective of a middle-aged Landon reflecting on his teenage years.
I know, right? The movie has Julie Andrews for goodness sakes! Does that not mean ANYTHING to them (sorry, I'm a little passionate about this. I feel like I'm the only one who actually enjoyed the sequel)
There should be a list of Young Adults novels that should be adapted into film adaptations. Novels such as: Number the Stars by Lois Lowry Lily’s Crossing and Nory Ryan’s Song by Patricia Reilly Giff Esperanza Rising by Pam Muñoz Ryan The Witch of Blackbird Pond by Elizabeth George Speare Jacob Have I Loved by Katherine Paterson The Future of Us by Jay Asher and Carolyn Mackler Wait til Helen Comes, The Jellyfish Season, and/or The Old Willis Place by Mary Downing Hahn
OKAY LISTEN I love Harry Potter with my entire being. My first tattoo was the Deathly Hallows (cheesy I know), and it’s a huge chunk of who I am as a person. THAT SAID THERE ARE SOOOOO MANY MOVIES ON THIS LIST THAT MADE WAY BETTER ADAPTATIONS THEN HARRY POTTER IT SHOULD ABSOLUTELY NOT BE NUMBER ONE ON THIS LIST
Although I kinda discovered it late, I ended up liking the Divergent series better than Hunger Games. One main reason is because TDS differs from THG and Twilight in that there's no love triangle. While the love story in THG isn't that bad, in Twilight it's obviously too angsty. There's just something about the relationship between Tris and Four that I enjoyed better than Katniss and Peeta.
Paper towns was good but not better than the fault in our stars and definitely not better than Narnia. Also if I stay should be in that list and not some honourable mention.
I've wanted to do this since a long time 😁 Here comes the list 1. To All The Boys I've Loved Before (2018) 2. The Spectacular Now (2013) 3. The Hunger Games franchise (2012-2015) 4. Love, Simon (2018) 5. Me and Earl and the Dying Girl (2015) 6. The Fault In Our Stars (2014) 7. The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe (2005) 8. Paper Towns (2015) 9. The Perks of Being a Wallflower (2012) 10. Harry Potter franchise (2001-2011)
y’all complaining about paper towns being higher than tfios when thE HUNGER GAMES FRANCHISE WAS AT 8? THE DISRESPECT TO THE BEST BOOK-TO-MOVIE ADAPTATION 🤦🏽♂️
It honestly surprises me that The Twilight Saga isn't on this list. I get that many people dislike it and honestly, I kinda get it, the story is a bit cheesy and cringy sometimes, but the movies are actually very good adaptations of the books. There are a few minor changes but the story is pretty much the same, which I can't say for every movie on this list (aka Paper Towns). And let's face it, without the Twilight adaptations (and Harry Potter for that matter), YA wouldn't be as big of genre as it is today and there certainly wouldn't be adaptations like The Hunger Games or Divergent.
And Harry Potter would be huge and was huge without any help from twilight lmao. Harry potter has had a cult following since I was in 5th grade many many many years ago. Those movies would have made bank regardless.
oh nooooo, I love the books, but the movies were terrible adaptations. I hate Breaking Dawn pt 2! and honestly, if the movies weren't so bad, people would like the story better
I remember people loving the book (twilight) and then after the first movie came out, everybody was just hating it and saying it was terrible and lame! The movies ruined the series :(
Some of these stories I never heard of before and Holes was left out of the list? Why? and I never read the book for "It's kind of a funny story" but it is one of my favorite movies to watch. The Fault in Our Stars behind Paper Towns is tragic..
I don't watched many movies but I saw number 10... wait wait wait!! Number 4?? Narnia? I read all the books but I didn't have the idea that it's also a movie !! I honestly don't read and Narnia was among the few books that captivated me. Thanks for the movie ♡
Five Feet Apart isn't based on a novel. The novel that you're thinking of was written as a tie-in to the movie. It happens quite a bit. There's no "based on a novel" claim in the credits for that film.
You forgot to add tiger eye. It’s a young adult novel written by Judy Blume. It’s about a teenage girl whose father was murdered in a store robbery, she her mother and her little brother are invited to go and stay with her aunt in New Mexico. Davey is trying to recover from the shock of losing her father and she needs this indigenous young man who is also about to lose his father to death.
Nothing will compare to The Perks of Being a Wallflower for me. The characters, dialogue and drama!!! *someday im going to do that tunnel thing and feel infinite lol*
Thankyou for not including PJO, TMR, and Divergent. Narnia should be higher, Paper Town should be lower. I love TATBILB book, but the movie was horrible, as a stand-alone movie or as a movie adaptation, you should replace it with If I Stay. I love HP so much, but number one? No.
Honestly the hunger games is the only YA novel adaption that still interests me. As well as the divergent and maze runner series because HG started that trend. I can't get into Enders game or mortal engines anymore. But Harry potter is still great too! But can't say the same about the fantastic beasts series.
They should have switched out Paper Towns for If I Stay. If I Stay was sorely underrated in my opinion. I loved that book and the movie did such a good job.
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Perks of Being a Wallflower cast: Logan Lerman as the protagonist, Emma Watson as the love interest, even Paul Rudd as a high school teacher! Classic.
I agree, they really lucked out with the cast, and brought a wonderful novel to life. It helped that the original author, Stephen Chbosky, was also its director, which is a rarity!
Wish that movie could have been nominated for a Golden Globe, particularly Emma Watson. Missed opportunity.
I'm glad Logan Lerman got to shine as Charlie because I really think he did the best he could in Percy Jackson despite it being a shit movie and that without Perks he might have gone under appreciated
Don't forget Patrick, Erza Miller nailed his role and all of them made the movie 100% even more better. The director certainly deserved a nomination, it's one of the fews highschool YA movies I can relate to. Also the movie helped me a lot when I was a teenager!
Paper Towns higher than The fault in our stars???? Guys, you're so wrong
They took too much of the substance out of the Paper Towns movie. For example, in the book they have to get to find Margo in a certain amount of time because they’re worried about her safety, but in he movie it’s so they can get in back in time for prom.
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John Green is my favorite author and i love his books. I have to agree the book is way better than the film. The Fault in Our Stars should be higher than Paper Towns. I really want Looking for Alaska to be adapted into a film because that's my favorite John Green book.
Right! I was so disappointed in paper towns! TFIOS was so much better!
Too true, no chance is "Paper Towns" better than "TFIOS", even though I liked them both. I felt that the movie missed the point of the book, in that Q discovers that Margo "was not a great mystery. She was a girl", and that he had been chasing an idealized version of her the whole time. However, the film implies that Margo was JUST as Q had pictured her.
Bridge to Terabithia was more of a tearjerker than Fault In Our Stars
I remember watching it when i was little and just bawling my eyes out
Me too, even though the trailer presented it as being a fantasy world come to life a la "The Chronicles of Narnia", the film itself is a somber, heartfelt story about growing up and dealing with loss for the first time.
@@bonniebonnie2104 it deserves to be #1 rather than being relagated to an honorable mention because there is nothing more impactful or timeless than a story about how a strong enough friendship can transecend death itself and while expressing greif joy and the pain of loss in a real natrual way
Trina Q I thought the same thing too as a kid when it first came out. Wasn’t what I expected at all and left dissatisfied. But after watching it years later, I enjoyed it (though I still shed tears for Leslie)
Both of them are such tear-jerkers
Wasn’t The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants based on a YA novel? If so, I could’ve sworn it would make the list
I feel like The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants is more of a coming of age novel.
What is the difference?
It's a YA novel, that's where it's shelved in bookstores. It's a great movie.
@@perfectlyimperfect1095 lots of YA books are coming of age novels? If they're in their teen years it's YA
ikr i love the books and movies so much
Paper Towns better than The Fault in Our Stars?! Hahahaha *no freaking way!* At least TFIOS stayed true to the book, while Paper Towns changed so much. The book is so serious and dark sometimes, at one point Quentin really thinks that Margo committed suicide and realized how deeply sad she was, while in the movie it just seems like she ran away because she felt like it and wanted to mess with everyone. In the book they literally had to hurry to get to New York because they fought she was going to kill herself, _not because they didn't wanna miss fucking prom._ The adaptation is just a fun and quirky little roadtrip movie, while the book has such a deep message as that you should idolize certain people and that people can be really sad underneath everything. In my opinion it's the worst adaptation ever. I get that certain changes need to be made when you adapt a book and that some things have to be cut out ... but you can't just take away the main message!
godsandmonsters Well said
They also bring angela too
I thought paper towns was bad, I hated it. It was awful. The fault in our stars was WAY better. The book was better
This isn’t about the books
@@gn2630 I know, but I'm saying the book of faults in our stars book and movie were better , story wise than paper towns
Oh heck no. The Hunger Games movies are one of the series where the movies come closest to the books. Putting them as #8 is major disrespect.
Holes should’ve been on the list and not an honorable mention. It’s probably the best adapted book to movie I’ve seen when it comes to how close the story and characters are to one another. The only real difference I can think of is Stanley is supposed to be overweight, but he isn’t in the movie.
ugh ikr, it's so well done
I agree
The Outsiders should be on the list and not an honorable mention. It's a classic.
I concur, it's one of my favourite novels, and I reread it almost every year! "Stay Gold, Ponyboy"!🌟😥
I love the Outsiders. ❤
Amen.
I agree. I read it in junior high school - in the 1970s - and I STILL re-read it. I re-read it just last month. I loved that my daughters enjoyed it when they read it as well (even if my younger one still tears up when she hears, "Stay Gold, Ponyboy."
_It would be a privilege to have my heart broken by you_ ❤
My absolute favourite line from literature of all time!😍📚📕
Which movie?
Hunger Games should have been much higher on the list than #8!!
I literally JUST watched The Fault in Our Stars the other day and thought it was one of the greatest romance movies of our generation. 😍 I fell in love with it!
And now I come on RUclips and see this post...
Are you reading my mind MsMojo?? 😀
Ahhhh SO HAPPY "If I Stay" got at least a mention!! I mean...I know it wouldn't make the list, its not perfect, but I love the book and the movie was a great watch for me!! Made me excited seeing it even somewhere in this vid!! 😄💖
I loved that one too!!
The outsiders, hunger games, and narnia is my favorite adaptations 2 the movie so well.😄
I prefer having The Fault In Our Stars and TATBILB higher on this list.
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I seen most of these and I’m not mad where some of them landed on the list
the spectacular now was literally a perfect adaption from the book except in the movie they made the ending more open to possibilities or happiness for the two characters whereas the book had the perfect ending for their story
Speak was a Ya adaptation of the book. It was great! And sister hood of the traveling pants
Love, Simon should be higher and It's Kind of a Funny Story should be ON the list!
Yeah, instead of Paper Towns! The book was good but the movie adaptation fcking sucked! Cara Delevigne can't act to save her life!
Watched Fault in Our Stars, Perks of Being a Wallflower, and If I Stay all in one week. Never cried at any of them.
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Hagrid: 'Your a wizard Harry'.
Me: Not again.
Harry Studio Productions I’m a what?
Harry potter franchise, The perks of being a wallflower and The fault in our stars
"He' s a BEAVER, he shouldn't be saying anything" Man, I forgot how much I loved that line!
Jason Mistretta am i weird for loving books bc of reading the huger games ;-; i am addicted to reading i’m not done with the book tho only 12-14 pages now catching fire (the 2nd) if i finished all the books imma save up money for Harry Potter books and Maze runner and if i’m done reading them all i guess i’ll buy Pitch perfect or Narnia or Bridge to teribithia hmmm idrk what to pick
Paper towns was terrible.
Yeah I agree. I think the film was even more entertaining than the book. But hey, I wasn’t their target audience I guess.
While I did like the movie version, I was a tad disappointed that they changed the message of the novel. In the book, Q learns that he never really knew Margo at all, and that he was just chasing an idea of her, not the real her, while the movie implies that Margo really WAS everything that Q had built her up as being.
So glad i didnt read the books of paper town. But im amazed in movie
Where is Stand by Me? That should be number one and any YA movie adaptions should keep it there. Or is it not on the list because it was a short story?
Stand by me is not a YA novel.
"Stand By Me" was not a YA novel; it was a Stephen King Novella, meant for adults.
Holes is so underrated! It's great to see it on the list.
How is paper towns higher than Hunger Games and Fault in our Stars?
Harry Potter❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
If we also include TV adaptations of YA books, both A Series of Unfortunate Events & Shadowhunters (based off of The Mortal Instruments) would definitely be included on this list.
We need a Top Ten TV adaptions from books
I’ve enjoyed many of these books/movies! But I’m surprised The Maze Runner movies didn’t make the list!
"Ever knew someone who stayed in the background, not wanting to draw attention to themselves?" Yes, me.
I’m so glad holes is an honorable mention and BTT those movie is underrated
I love The Fault in our Stars! It's a great book and the movie as well is great
All the books by Nicholas Sparks should be on this list!
Great list. My nieces( ages 14- 36) love a lot of these movies and the books as well. And yes I consider 36 a young adult.
Are any of Nicholas Sparks' romance novels young adult novels too?If so,then where in the world is A Walk To Remember?It may not be the best adaptation of Nicholas Sparks' novels,but it is a decent flick that never disappoints in defining true love while also hitting us emotionally.Also,you gotta love Shane West for giving out one huge performance even though it overshadowed his whole career!
Yeah a walk to remember for sure
@@tsmk4262 A Walk To Remember wasn't considered a young adult novel when it was published because it was told from the perspective of a middle-aged Landon reflecting on his teenage years.
Paper Towns has absolutely no business being that high
I knew Harry Potter would be #1 before clicking on the video.
What???? what about The princess diaries?? Not even included for honorable mentions
I know, right? The movie has Julie Andrews for goodness sakes! Does that not mean ANYTHING to them (sorry, I'm a little passionate about this. I feel like I'm the only one who actually enjoyed the sequel)
@@hgftrew1992 me too. I've watched the sequel a lot of times and not so much the first one
Dang it, both the book and movie 'Holes' are fantastic!! I feel like it didn't crack the top ten because it's not current anymore...
Loved it mojo❤️❤️❤️ again ❤️❤️
Gotta say love the nod to The Outsiders. And surprised Princess Diaries did not make it.
There should be a list of Young Adults novels that should be adapted into film adaptations.
Novels such as:
Number the Stars by Lois Lowry
Lily’s Crossing and Nory Ryan’s Song by Patricia Reilly Giff
Esperanza Rising by Pam Muñoz Ryan
The Witch of Blackbird Pond by Elizabeth George Speare
Jacob Have I Loved by Katherine Paterson
The Future of Us by Jay Asher and Carolyn Mackler
Wait til Helen Comes, The Jellyfish Season, and/or The Old Willis Place by Mary Downing Hahn
God The Outsiders I haven't seen that movie in forever.
Number 1 is definitely the best!
I need looking for Alaska to become a film I need Christian novarro to play the colonel 😍
OKAY LISTEN
I love Harry Potter with my entire being. My first tattoo was the Deathly Hallows (cheesy I know), and it’s a huge chunk of who I am as a person.
THAT SAID
THERE ARE SOOOOO MANY MOVIES ON THIS LIST THAT MADE WAY BETTER ADAPTATIONS THEN HARRY POTTER
IT SHOULD ABSOLUTELY NOT BE NUMBER ONE ON THIS LIST
Uhm A WALK TO REMEMBER?!
Very very great list I like it a lot and a lot of fun too and very funny too great job mis mojo
I’m happy with this list but, love rosie?
Watchmojo just using another Young Adult book list to put Harry Potter at number 1
Plus putting Paper Towns above The Fault in our Stars. Big no no
Although I kinda discovered it late, I ended up liking the Divergent series better than Hunger Games. One main reason is because TDS differs from THG and Twilight in that there's no love triangle. While the love story in THG isn't that bad, in Twilight it's obviously too angsty. There's just something about the relationship between Tris and Four that I enjoyed better than Katniss and Peeta.
Harry Potter number 1 always and forever!! 💗
Mr. Potter will always top the list!
Bridge to terabithia should have been number one ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Where was Ready Player One? Although the plot diverged a bit from the book it was still and amazing adaptation.
Paper towns is so underrated omg
Paper towns was good but not better than the fault in our stars and definitely not better than Narnia. Also if I stay should be in that list and not some honourable mention.
I've wanted to do this since a long time 😁
Here comes the list
1. To All The Boys I've Loved Before (2018)
2. The Spectacular Now (2013)
3. The Hunger Games franchise (2012-2015)
4. Love, Simon (2018)
5. Me and Earl and the Dying Girl (2015)
6. The Fault In Our Stars (2014)
7. The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe (2005)
8. Paper Towns (2015)
9. The Perks of Being a Wallflower (2012)
10. Harry Potter franchise (2001-2011)
How is Paper Towns A head of the Fault in our stars and the Hunger games?????????
the two main characters in "The spectacular now" are also two important characters in the divergent series
y’all complaining about paper towns being higher than tfios when thE HUNGER GAMES FRANCHISE WAS AT 8? THE DISRESPECT TO THE BEST BOOK-TO-MOVIE ADAPTATION 🤦🏽♂️
The Hunger Games is really overrated.
It honestly surprises me that The Twilight Saga isn't on this list. I get that many people dislike it and honestly, I kinda get it, the story is a bit cheesy and cringy sometimes, but the movies are actually very good adaptations of the books. There are a few minor changes but the story is pretty much the same, which I can't say for every movie on this list (aka Paper Towns). And let's face it, without the Twilight adaptations (and Harry Potter for that matter), YA wouldn't be as big of genre as it is today and there certainly wouldn't be adaptations like The Hunger Games or Divergent.
Except you're wrong. The movies are horrible adaptations of those books.
And Harry Potter would be huge and was huge without any help from twilight lmao. Harry potter has had a cult following since I was in 5th grade many many many years ago. Those movies would have made bank regardless.
Except the Twilight movies have never been acclaimed by critics, and almost all the films listed in the video have been.
oh nooooo, I love the books, but the movies were terrible adaptations. I hate Breaking Dawn pt 2! and honestly, if the movies weren't so bad, people would like the story better
I remember people loving the book (twilight) and then after the first movie came out, everybody was just hating it and saying it was terrible and lame! The movies ruined the series :(
I love harry potter
For me, Hunger Games should have been higher.
Some of these stories I never heard of before and Holes was left out of the list? Why? and I never read the book for "It's kind of a funny story" but it is one of my favorite movies to watch. The Fault in Our Stars behind Paper Towns is tragic..
Why is paper towns in this list.. Its renowned for being the disappointment that followed the much superior fault in our stars
Everything on this list talks about heavy real life problems and down to earth topics
Harry Potter to all the boys fault in stars
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LOVE LOVE LOVE.
Both the book and movie 😍😍
#1. A WALK TO REMEMBER... BEST MOVIE and NOVEL of all TIME.....ENUFF SAID...🙏😎
Do top 20 ya books of all time
Where’s my ‘The Darkest Minds’ book and movie fans 🧡
There's no Call Me By Your Name?
I don't watched many movies but I saw number 10... wait wait wait!! Number 4?? Narnia? I read all the books but I didn't have the idea that it's also a movie !! I honestly don't read and Narnia was among the few books that captivated me. Thanks for the movie ♡
Why is THG only #8?!
Another book that should of been mentioned is The Lovely Bones. Though I don't remember if it was YA or not
OMG WHERE’S FIVE FEET APART and DIVERGENT FRANCHISE ⁉️
TBH I LOVED FIVE FEET APART SO MUCH AND THE DIVERGENT FRANCHISE ❤️
That's what I'm saying! Like where's five feet apart????
Five Feet Apart isn't based on a novel. The novel that you're thinking of was written as a tie-in to the movie. It happens quite a bit. There's no "based on a novel" claim in the credits for that film.
I personally loved The Fault In Our Stars and also how can we forget Harry Potter! I loved the book of TFIOS and the movie of harry
Hazel was 17 or 18 btw
If I Stay should’ve definitely been more than an honorable mention
You forgot to add tiger eye. It’s a young adult novel written by Judy Blume. It’s about a teenage girl whose father was murdered in a store robbery, she her mother and her little brother are invited to go and stay with her aunt in New Mexico. Davey is trying to recover from the shock of losing her father and she needs this indigenous young man who is also about to lose his father to death.
Paper towns was trash it should not be on there. And where is the hate u give?!? That's a damn good adaptation!
Ngl I think hunger games should be number one, my favourite movies of all time xx
No offense, but the background music was really distracting.
A great YA novel they should make into a movie is “Where Things Come Back,” which is incredibly underrated and made me cry. A lot.
the fault in our stars is my favorite book and movie
My opinion.....
Fault in our stars above paper towns, The Hunger Games a very close second to the Harry Potter movies
Nothing will compare to The Perks of Being a Wallflower for me.
The characters, dialogue and drama!!!
*someday im going to do that tunnel thing and feel infinite lol*
The only thing that compares is Me, Earl, and the dying girl.
Thankyou for not including PJO, TMR, and Divergent. Narnia should be higher, Paper Town should be lower. I love TATBILB book, but the movie was horrible, as a stand-alone movie or as a movie adaptation, you should replace it with If I Stay. I love HP so much, but number one? No.
Honestly the hunger games is the only YA novel adaption that still interests me. As well as the divergent and maze runner series because HG started that trend. I can't get into Enders game or mortal engines anymore. But Harry potter is still great too! But can't say the same about the fantastic beasts series.
They should have switched out Paper Towns for If I Stay. If I Stay was sorely underrated in my opinion. I loved that book and the movie did such a good job.
Where is maze runner series?
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I personally thought that movie was very dull, ig that's the word😞
What about call me by your name?
Just because it has a teen protagonist doesn't mean it's a young adult novel. It's never been marketed that way.
Lemonade mouth anyone?😂
nnnnnn I was wondering what "YA" meant before I clicked :')
Holes should've been on the list instead of paper towns imo 😗😗😗