Show Notes
Every wondered what is the best book adaptation?
Claire and Rebecca were inspired to make this chatty episode after going to see the stage version of Emma Donoghue's The Pull of the Stars in Dublin recently. They chat about their favourite book to screen/stage adaptations, and which ones they would love to see!In your opinion, what are the best books that became movies (or stage adaptations)? Head over to the pod Insta page to join in with your suggestions :)
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