All the Bright Places, set to be Netflix's latest teen drama, is a book that will stay with you long after you turn the last, tear-stained, page. Jennifer Niven's YA novel is an unlikely love ...

“Breathless is, in many ways, even more personal for me than All the Bright Places,” says Niven. “It’s the book I needed when I was 16, 17 and 18. A frank take on sex and love, parental ...

Jennifer Niven's 2015 young adult novel All the Bright Places was lauded as a gripping story about teenagers struggling with mental illness. The YA book has now been adapted for film, premiering ...

I went into the book with high expectations ... so much of their relationship develops through this medium. Before reading “All the Bright Places,” I had never seen a contemporary novel incorporate ...

Spoiler alert! We're discussing plot points in “All the Bright Places.” If you don’t want to know what happens, please come back after you’ve read the Jennifer Niven book or watched the ...

Even though All the Bright Places is a very personal book, I kind of needed to picture someone other than myself as Violet. So, I wrote the book with her in mind and no one knew that.” ...

All The Bright Places loses the most from what it left out ... But for this reader and watcher, the cliché proved true: The book was better than the movie.

All The Bright Places has arrived on Netflix just in time ... purposeful and not without reasons – whatever they were. In a book, there can be room for more distressing scenes to breath, readers ...

Not to spoil anything, but if you haven’t read the book and just happened upon All the Bright Places on Netflix, a word of caution. Despite the fact that they are both teen romances, both came ...

A noticeable change from the book is the portrayal of Finch’s ... The feeling you get from watching All The Bright Places is that the creators took the second option and didn’t want to ...

The story of All The Bright Places has a lot to do with Finch helping Violet get back on her feet after the death of her older sister, Eleanor. The movie gets the broader strokes of the book right ...