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Fantasy novels adapted into films

23 entries in the Fantasy Novels Adapted Into Films compendium.

AbeltjeA children's novel about a flying elevator.The Adventures of PinocchioAn 1883 Italian children's fantasy novel about a marionette.Akademia pana Kleksa (novel)A Polish children's fantasy novel about a magical academy.Aura (novel)A second-person magic realist novel of identity and transformation.Baron Munchausen's Narrative of His Marvellous Travels and Campaigns in RussiaA 1785 novel about a fictional German nobleman's amazing adventures.Before I FallA teenage girl relives her death day for a week.Blood and Chocolate (novel)A young werewolf navigates love and pack loyalty.The Borrowers (novel)A children's fantasy about tiny people who borrow from humans.The Brothers LionheartTwo brothers die and reunite in a fantasy afterlife.The Castle of OtrantoFirst Gothic novel, blending medievalism and terror.Chandrakanta (novel)First modern Hindi novel, a romantic fantasy epic.The ChangeoverA low fantasy novel set in New Zealand, winner of the Carnegie Medal.Chitty-Chitty-Bang-BangChildren's story about a magical car with hidden powers.The Circle (Elfgren and Strandberg novel)Six teenage witches must save their town from an otherworldly evil.Cleopatra (Haggard novel)Historical fantasy novel set in Ptolemaic Egypt.The Colour of MagicFirst Discworld novel, parodying classical fantasy.The Concubine (novel)A debut novel about a woman whose lovers die mysteriously.CoralineA 2002 British fantasy horror children's novella by Neil Gaiman.The Devil in Love (novel)A 1772 occult romance that initiated the modern fantasy story.The Devil's Arithmetic (novel)A time-slip novel about a girl experiencing the Holocaust.Doctor Sleep (novel)Sequel to The Shining, following adult Danny Torrance.Dragon Rider (novel)A children's novel about a dragon's quest for a safe haven.Erik of het klein insectenboekA 1941 Dutch children's classic about a boy in an insect world.
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