Books That Are Better Than Their

Movies

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Some stories are best left to the imagination. While movies captivate visually, books dive deeper into emotions, characters, and worlds. Here are 8 books that surpass their movie adaptations.

Alice Sebold's novel offers a poignant view of grief and healing through Susie Salmon's eyes. The movie, though visually stunning, misses the depth of Susie's emotional journey.

The Lovely Bones 

Mario Puzo's book delves into the intricate dynamics of the Corleone family. The movie is iconic, but the book's rich details and backstories make it unforgettable.

The Godfather

Khaled Hosseini's tale of Amir and Hassan is heart-wrenching. The movie captures the essence but skips the nuanced layers of their bond and betrayal.

The Kite Runner

Stephen Chbosky's book, written as letters, offers raw insight into Charlie's struggles. The movie is heartfelt but lacks the book's intimate connection.

The Perks of Being a Wallflower

J.K. Rowling's books weave intricate plots and character arcs. The movies are magical but can't fully capture the depth of Hogwarts' adventures.

The Harry Potter Series

Ira Levin's novel builds suspense with every page. The movie is chilling, but the book's psychological depth makes the horror more personal.

Rosemary’s Baby

J.R.R. Tolkien's trilogy is a masterpiece of world-building. The movies are grand, but the books' intricate lore and character development are unparalleled.

The Lord of the Rings