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The Terrifying Tales of Vivian Vance: The Horror At Pensmouth is a YA graphic novel by Joshua Ulrich, described as Chilling Adventures of

“I’ve been getting book recommendations from TikTok.” My childhood best friend said this to me during one of our check-ins, proving once and for all, that as much as you try to resist it, TikTok will eventually consume us all. Come and claim me Gen-Z, I will give the middle part a shot. My new reading recs friend and I don’t keep in touch as much as both of us would like nowadays. A global pandemic, and her being an emergency room nurse while I am just a lazy texter complicate the matter. One thing we never fail to do when we check in, though, is to ask what new books or authors the o...

April 12, 2021 Check Out These Netflix Series That We Bet You Didn’t Know Were Adapted From Novels (Photo Credit – Imdb) Netflix has a wide array of content to office all its viewers across the globe. From Netflix series to original films and a lot more content, this OTT giant is our go-to for fresh and exciting content. But did you there are quite a few originals on this streaming platform that are based on books? Advertisement We are not kidding, and below are 7 popular Netflix series that were originally novels. From 13 Reasons Why To YOU & The Queen’s Gambit – check out the list.

The 56 best shows to binge-watch on Netflix Looking for a great show to watch? Here are some of the best Netflix has to offer. Listen - 00:21 Searching for a new show to spend a lot of time with on Netflix? Welcome to another list of best shows you might have missed (or might be inspired to re-binge). Netflix periodically changes up its line-up of programs, but its excellent originals stick around. Hopefully you'll find a hidden gem or two here to keep you entertained at home. Now playing: Watch this: ...

“I’m just going through a phase right now. Everybody goes through phases and all, don’t they?” So says Holden Caulfield in the classic “Catcher in the Rye” by J.D. Salinger. Holden may have just been going through a phase, but he became a cultural and literary icon when he paved the way for teenagers to tell their sides of the story in mainstream literature. The floodgates opened, and now we have a thriving YA genre to enjoy, opening our eyes to the pains and glories of those confusing few years between childhood and adulthood. While young-adult-driven fiction ce...