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Intrigued or captivated by Delia Owens's phenomenal best seller? Read on!

If you're a fan of Frank Capra's much-loved holiday film, read on to discover its fascinating backstory and the book that inspired it!

How does "The Nutracker and the Mouse King," the 1816 story that sparked a much-loved holiday tradition, differ from Disney's latest movie incarnation? Read on!

Whether you love the 1947 film starring a young Natalie Wood or one of the more recent adaptations, you'll want to learn more about the novella that introduced this holiday classic.

For diehard fans of the Bruce Willis thriller, here's another twist on the seasonal debate over its status as a Christmas movie and a look at the books behind the franchise.

If you're a fan of the film version of the Kranks, why not give yourself a treat this Christmas and listen to the John Grisham novella that inspired it? Here's how the two stack up.

How does the popular Bill Murray film compare to Charles Dickens's classic novella? Here's a rundown of these two holiday favorites.

How do C.S. Lewis's beloved novels differ from their popular screen adaptations? If you're a fan of the Pevensie children and their magical adventures, read on!

Ahead of the "Sex and the City" revival, here's a guide to the romantic escapades of Carrie, Miranda, Charlotte, and Samantha—and the differences between the original HBO hit and the book that inspired the sensation.

With so many superheroes and so many story arcs, it can be challenging for even dedicated fans to keep track of all the happenings in the Marvel franchise. Here's an explainer to help.

Here's your guide to the Bridgerton siblings and their significant others—from who's who to who's romantically linked to whom.

Whether you've recently discovered Gossip Girl through the HBO Max reboot, binge-streamed the original hit show that made stars out of Blake Lively and Penn Badgley, or are just curious about all the... gossip, you'll want to dive into this guide to the juicy differences between the audiobook and screen versions.