If You Like the Show/Movie/Comic, You Might Wanna Read... (50)

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Gosh I'm egotistical. Proof? The title of this post. Because, of course, you must like all of the non-book things I like and, therefore, will like all of the book recommendations I'll make for you in this post.   Oh, I decide not to stick to any one non-book thing. My brain just wants to tell you about all of the non-book things I like and how they fit into my book life. But I couldn't help myself with my Supernatural read-a-likes, so there are two of those. Which isn't to say that's my favorite show. But I'm still watching it and it's really not good anymore.
1. Doctor Who --> THE ARCHIVED by Victoria Schwab Guys, there are Doctor Who EASTER EGGS in The Archived. Just. Please. 
2. Veronica Mars --> FAR FROM YOU by Tess Sharpe A murder mystery? Yes. Granted, Far From You is a little grittier and more introspective than Veronica Mars. And it's also a little less noir and what have you, but murder mystery! Best friends! Scary twists! It's all good.
3. Leverage --> ALSO KNOWN AS by Robin Benway Leverage is about Robin Hood-type criminals and Also Known As is about a spy family from a secret international organization but I'd say the camaraderie and insane situations are similar. Also, the Leverage team totally does some spying and the Also Known As team for sure steals a thing or two over the course of the two books in the series. Whatever, just watch this show and read this book, the end.
4. Supernatural --> SOMETHING STRANGE AND DEADLY by Susan Dennard Ummm random gods, necromancy, scary things, voodoo... please. All of these things can be found in Something Strange and Deadly. Also, Sam is totally like Eleanor and vice versa. And Daniel can be such a Dean. (Disclaimer: I have no Supernatural ships, please don't read into that. Or do, if it makes you happy.)
5. Supernatural --> DAUGHTER OF SMOKE AND BONE by Laini Taylor Chimaera, angels, doomed romance... This sounds very Supernatural to me. Both in a TV show AND genre way. 
6. Once Upon a Time --> CINDER by Marissa Meyer Fairytale retellings that do some pretty out there things to the stories we know and love. Although, I think Cinder sticks closer to the source material. 
7. Titanic --> THESE BROKEN STARS by Amie Kaufman and Meagan Spooner So the similarities between these two things ends a few chapters into These Broken Stars. But, whatever. Rich boy, poor girl, giant cruiser ship crashes. Only in These Broken Stars that is far from the end.
8. Mulan --> ALANNA: THE FIRST ADVENTURE by Tamora Pierce Both Mulan and Alanna masquerade as men. Mulan does it to protect her father. Alanna does it because she wants to be a knight. Both bring honor to everything. I like both of these things.
9. Spider-Man --> MARY JANE by Judith O'Brien Okay, so these two things are directly connected but Mary Jane's 10 years old and maybe you haven't heard of it. I wouldn't say it's the greatest YA book I've ever read and I haven't read it (or it's sequel) in quite a few years, but if you're a fan of Spider-Man, you should read it. 
10. X-Men --> CONTROL by Lydia Kang This one's mostly because of the genetics plot line. Most of the characters in Control are pretty much mutants. There are even warring mutant factions. But the goals and plot lines are very different. Either way, a worthy comparison. 
I hope you like these TV/Movie/Comic to book recommendations. You might also try going in the reverse order if you like some of these books! Also, let me know what else you'd recommend based on my TV/Movie/Comic picks in the comments below, okay?