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Upcoming Book to Movie Adaptations to Get Excited About WAPL 2021 Upcoming Book to Movie Adaptations to Get Excited About WAPL 2021 Title (Book title, if different from movie) Author Release Date Shadow and Bone (TV Series) Leigh Bardugo April 23, 2021 Without Remorse Tom Clancy April 30, 2021 Mosquito Coast Paul Theroux April 30, 2021 Monster Walter Dean Myers May 7, 2021 Jupiter’s Legacy (TV Series) Mark Millar, Frank Quitely May 7, 2021 The Woman in the Window A.J. Finn May 14, 2021 Finding You (There You’ll Find Me) Jenny B. Jones May 14, 2021 Those Who Wish Me Dead Michael Koryta May 14, 2021 Panic (TV Series) Lauren Oliver May 28, 2021 Cruella (101 Dalmatians) Dodie Smith May 28, 2021 Fatherhood (Two Kisses for Maddy) Matthew Logelin June 18, 2021 The Tiger Rising Kate DiCamillo June 23, 2021 The Green Knight (Sir Gawain and the Green Knight) Arthurian Legend July 30, 2021 Shang-chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings Steve Englehart September 3, 2021 Infinite D. Eric Maikranz September 24, 2021 Dune Frank Herbert October 1, 2021 Antlers (A Quiet Boy) Nick Antosca October 29, 2021 The Eternals Jack Kirby November 5, 2021 Nightmare Alley William Lindsay Gresham December 3, 2021 Wicked Gregory Maguire December 22, 2021 The Nightingale Kristin Hannah December 23, 2021 The Emigrants Vilhelm Moberg December 25, 2021 The Players Table (They Wish They Were Us) Jessica Goodman 2021 Fear Street R.L. Stine 2021 Nine Perfect Strangers (TV Series) Liane Moriarty 2021 The Sandman (TV Series) Neil Gaiman 2021 Americanah (TV Series) Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie 2021 Anatomy of a Scandal Sarah Vaughan 2021 Blonde Joyce Carol Oates 2021 The Stars at Noon Denis Johnson 2022 Mothering Sunday Graham Swift 2021 The Power of the Dog Thomas Savage 2021 The Last Letter From Your Lover Jojo Moyes 2021 Killers of the Flower Moon David Grann 2021 Passing Nella Larsen 2021 True Things About Me Deborah Kay Davies 2021 Upcoming Book to Movie Adaptations to Get Excited About WAPL 2021 Redeeming Love Francine Rivers 2021 Across the River and Into the Trees Ernest Hemingway 2021 Dear Zoe Philip Beard 2021 The Tragedy of Macbeth William Shakespeare 2021 A Spark of Light Jodi Picoult 2021 Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy (TV Series) Douglas Adams 2021 Conversations with Friends Sally Rooney 2021 The Shining Girls Lauren Beukes 2021 The Wheel of Time (TV Series) Robert Jordan 2021 There’s Someone Inside Your House Stephanie Perkins 2021 Last Looks Howard Michael Gould 2021 The Beast Must Die Nicholas Blake 2021 Y: The Last Man Brian Vaughan 2021 Hawkeye Matt Fraction 2021 Lisey’s Story (TV Series) Stephen King 2021 After We Fell Anna Todd 2021 The One (TV Series) John Marrs 2021 The Lost Daughter Elena Ferrante 2021 Deep Water Patricia Highsmith January 14, 2022 Marry Me Bobby Crosby February 11, 2022 Death on the Nile Agatha Christie February 2022 Nimona Noelle Stevenson August 19, 2022 The School of Good and Evil Soman Chainani 2022 Preproduction /No Release Date Title Author Artemis Andy Wier China Rich Girlfriend Kevin Kwan Salem’s Lot Stephen King Sleeping Beauties (TV Series) Stephen King Night Circus Erin Morgenstern Every Heart a Doorway (TV Series) Seanan McGuire A Very Large Expanse of Sea Tahereh Mafi Opposite of Always Justin Reynolds They Both Die at the End (TV Series) Adam Silvera Upcoming Book to Movie Adaptations to Get Excited About WAPL 2021 On the Come Up Angie Thomas City of Ghosts (TV Series) Victoria Schwab The Archived (TV Series) Victoria Schwab Internment Samira Ahmed Frankly In Love David Yoon What if it’s Us Albertalli/Silvera Truthwitch (TV Series) Susan Dennard Eleanor & Park Rainbow Rowell The Thing About Cassandra Neil Gaiman The Graveyard Book Neil Gaiman Magic Tree House Mary Pope Osborne The Silver Chair C.S. Lewis Witness For the Prosecution Agatha Christie Rogue Male Geoffrey Household Map of Bones James Rollins The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight Jennifer E. Smith Born to Run Christopher McDougall East of Eden John Steinbeck A Century of November W.D. Wetherell Splinter Cell Tom Clancy An Ember in the Ashes Sabaa Tahir Infinity: Chronicles of Nick Sherrilyn Kenyon The Regional Office is Under Attack Manuel Gonzales Daughter of Smoke and Bone Laini Taylor The Mothers Brit Bennett The Bookseller Cynthia Swanson Luckiest Girl Alive Jessica Knoll One of us is Lying (Television series) Karen McManus Salt to the Sea Ruta Sepetys The Land of Stories: The Wishing Spell Chris Colfer Aristotle and Dante Discover the Universe Benjamin Alire Saenz The Bell Jar Sylvia Plath Logan’s Run William Nolan Children of Blood and Bone Tomi Adeyemi The Long Way Down Jason Reynolds Turtles All the Way Down John Green The Strange Fascinations of Noah Hypnotik David Arnold Upcoming Book to Movie Adaptations to Get Excited About WAPL 2021 Scythe Neal Shusterman Unwind Neal Shusterman The Diabolic S. J. Kincaid Shatter Me (Television Series) Tahereh Mafi The Black Hand Stephen Talty Lundon’s Bridge and the Three Keys Dennis Christen A Court of Thorns and Roses Sarah Maas Aru Shah and the End of Time Roshani Chokshi The Hazel Wood Melissa Albert The Gentleman’s Guide to Vice and Virtue Mackenzi Lee Weetzie Bat Francesca Lia Block The Wicked Deep Shea Ernshaw Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret Judy Blume 500 Words or Less Juleah Del Rosario Analog Gerry Dugan/David O’Sullivan Armada Ernest Cline Fortunately, the Milk Neil Gaiman Hold Back the Stars Katie Khan Robopocalypse Daniel Wilson Along for the Ride Sarah Dessen This Lullaby Sarah Dessen Once and for All Sarah Dessen Aurora Rising (TV Series) Amie Kaufman/Jay Kristoff Heartstopper (TV Series) Alice Oseman With Fire on High Elizabeth Acevedo Kingdom of Souls Rena Barron Lore Olympus Rachel Smythe Shine Jessica Jung Keep This to Yourself Tom Ryan The Selection Kiera Cass The Sky is Everywhere Jandy Nelson My Lady Jane Cynthia Hand, Brodi Ashton, Jodi Meadows Marked P.C. & Kristin Cast Permanent Record Mary H.K. Choi Anna K Jenny Lee I’ll Be the One Lyla Lee More Happy Than Not Adam Silvera Upcoming Book to Movie Adaptations to Get Excited About WAPL 2021 Loveboat, Taipei Abigail Hing Wen I Believe in a Thing Called Love Maurene Goo The Dark Descent of Elizabeth Frankenstein Kiersten White Crave Tracy Wolff The Lightning Thief Rick Riordan The Infernal Devices Cassandra Clare Lord of the Flies Willian Golding All Boys Aren’t Blue George M. Johnson The City of Brass S.A. Chakraborty Animorphs K.A. Applegate The Inheritance Games Jennifer Lynn Barnes Piecing Me Together Renee Watson The Girls I’ve Been Tess Sharpe Caster Elsie Chapman Felix Ever After Kacen Callender Warcross Series Marie Lu A Song of Wraiths and Ruin Roseanne A. Brown The Kane Chronicles Rick Riordan Ghost Squad Claribel A. Ortega Pride Ibi Zoboi First Kill Victoria Schwab Uglies Scott Westerfeld The Thief Megan Whalen Turner Haven Fall Sara Holland The Wrath & The Dawn Renee Ahdieh Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Lewis Carroll Clap When You Land Elizabeth Acevedo Heartstopper Alice Oseman Her Name Is Knight Yasmin Angoe Redwall Brian Jaques Gilded Ones Namina Forna We Hunt The Flame Hafsah Faizal I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter Erika L. Sanchez.
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