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7 Teen Dramas Adapted From Books to Watch on Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar, and More

Seven must-watch teen drama adaptations from popular books available on Netflix, Prime Video, and other streaming platforms. From ‘Bridgerton’ to ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’.
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Updated:- 2025-09-18, 13:39 IST

The finale of ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ has left fans divided over the romantic conclusion between Conrad (Christopher Briney) and Belly (Lola Tung). While some viewers celebrated their union, others felt the ending failed to deliver justice to the beloved story. As this popular series concludes, streaming platforms offer numerous other compelling teen dramas based on bestselling novels.

Teen Dramas Adapted From Books to Watch on OTT

The Summer I Turned Pretty (Prime Video)

Jenny Han's acclaimed trilogy serves as the foundation for this romantic drama series. The book series consists of ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ (2009), ‘It's Not Summer Without You’ (2010), and ‘We'll Always Have Summer’ (2011). The television adaptation has captured audiences with its exploration of first love, family dynamics, and coming-of-age themes set against coastal summer backdrops.

Bridgerton (Netflix)

Netflix's ‘Bridgerton’ transformed Julia Quinn's bestselling novel series into a streaming sensation. Based on ‘The Duke and I’ and subsequent Bridgerton family novels, the series shattered viewing records by attracting 82 million household views within 28 days of its premiere. The period drama combines romance, scandal, and social commentary in Regency-era England.

13 Reasons Why (Netflix)

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Jay Asher's novel ‘13 Reasons Why’ became a Netflix series that sparked significant discussion and controversy. Critics questioned the show's portrayal of suicide, with some arguing it glamorized self-harm. The series concluded in 2020 after four seasons, having addressed complex themes surrounding mental health, bullying, and teenage struggles.

Virgin River (Netflix)

Robyn Carr's bestselling novel series inspired Netflix's ‘Virgin River.’ The story follows Melinda Monroe, a widowed nurse who relocates from Los Angeles to a small Northern California town seeking a fresh start. The series explores themes of love, loss, community, and personal healing through its compelling characters and scenic setting.

To All The Boys (Netflix)

Netflix adapted Jenny Han's young adult series beginning with ‘To All the Boys I've Loved Before,’ published in 2014. The story centers on Lara Jean Song, whose private love letters to former crushes are mysteriously mailed out, transforming her quiet life into chaos. The film series became a cultural phenomenon and launched careers for its young stars.

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My Fault (Prime Video)

The ‘Culpable Trilogy’ by Mercedes Ron provided source material for the ‘My Fault’ series, also known as ‘The Fault Series.’ The books include ‘My Fault,’ ‘Your Fault,’ and ‘Our Fault.’ This young adult romantic drama explores intense themes of love, trauma, and family secrets through a forbidden enemies-to-lovers storyline.

The Kissing Booth (Netflix)

British author Beth Reekles created ‘The Kissing Booth’ story, initially publishing it on the online platform Wattpad before traditional publishers recognised its potential. The novel's journey from digital platform to Netflix film trilogy demonstrates the evolving landscape of publishing and entertainment adaptation.

These adaptations are available across multiple streaming services including Netflix, Prime Video, and JioHotstar, offering viewers diverse options for accessing beloved book-to-screen content. Each series brings unique storytelling approaches while honoring their literary origins.

The success of these adaptations highlights the enduring appeal of young adult literature and its ability to translate effectively to visual media, creating new generations of fans for both books and their screen counterparts.

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