Books for Teens (and Tweens!): Movies & Television

In this context, movies include DVD series and links to movies in the Box Office that are based on literature.

I have included Doctor Who in this list, even though the Doctor is not based upon a book, but because it is a smart, intellectually challenging series that young adults are watching.

Doctor Who - BBC America (Science Fiction/ Fantasy)
http://librarynut-booksforteens.blogspot.com/2012/12/doctor-who_27.html

Grimm
http://librarynut-booksforteens.blogspot.com/2014/05/grimm.html

The Hobbit - The Movie, Part 1 (Fantasy)
http://librarynut-booksforteens.blogspot.com/2013/01/the-hobbit-trailer-2012-movie.html

How to Use World Cat

WorldCat is an online catalog of libraries around the world. This shows the listings of the libraries who subscribe to WorldCat. You can't place holds through this service. You can see which libraries near you hold this book. This enables you to go to your local public library and request the book if they have it. Many books can be requested through your library's inter library loan service.

If you decide to purchase this book, I urge you to find a local independently owned bookstore. Support your local businesses!

Books for Teens (and Tweens!)

Movies & Television

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