Seven Books That Should Be Adapted By Netflix

 
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We all love curling up with a good book, but it's also great to pop some popcorn and turn on Netflix. It's extra fun if we can mix the two. Here are some stories that I think would be great candidates for shows or movies.

  The Bradford Sisters Series by Becky Wade
Three sisters, a stern grandma, Valentina's borscht, mystery, and the Pacific Northwest—these books would be so fun to see brought to life!

  Tales From Ivy Hill by Julie Klassen
If you enjoy Cranford or Lark Rise to Candleford, you would love seeing this English village on your screen. Such a great cast of characters!

  Any of Melissa Tagg's Maple Valley stories
We've got a great family saga, fun Christmas tales, and a fantastic circle of friends in Maple Valley. What perfect concepts for a series or some movies!

  "This Wandering Heart" by Janine Rosche
This story starts in Yellowstone and goes on to visit many stunning locales. Can you imagine the cinematography? Plus a second chance love story?!

   The Sunrise Over Normandy Series by Sarah Sundin
What a great trilogy of books—can't you just see them on the screen? Three estranged brothers each fighting on D-Day, longing for reconciliation.

  The Fort Reno Series by Regina Jennings
Oklahoma history comes alive in these laugh-out-loud stories. We wouldn't overlook the one about the camels, either! In fact, let's add more camels. 🐫🐫🐫

  The Patchwork Family Novels by Karen Witemeyer

With such lovable characters and interesting stories, we'd all be tuned in to watch Evangeline and Logan, Abigail and Zach, and Rosalind and Caleb. 

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