A TV Fan's Guide for the Best Books to Read This Winter

New York Times bestselling author Diana Gabaldon makes her writing return with the latest story in the beloved Outlander series, titled: Go Tell the Bees That I Am Gone. Fans of the books and Starz series alike will love returning to the cozy and eventful Outlander universe through this novel.

Catch up on the wondrous scandals of Bridgerton through The Wit and Wisdom of Bridgerton: Lady Whistledown's Official Guide -- a collection of chapters and commentary that provide even more insight into the lives of these characters.

If you didn't get your Sopranos fix with the prequel, The Many Saints of Newark -- fear not, because the entire series has been sharply condensed into a spectacular tell-all of HBO's hit show through, Woke Up This Morning: The DefinitiveOral History of The Sopranos.

If you loved Normal People, then get excited -- Sally Rooney's other beloved novel, Conversations with Friends, is being adapted into a series for Hulu. And while specific details on the project's release are still under wraps, you'll have plenty of time to read the book in preparation for the TV show.

What do bears, beets and Battlestar Galactica have in common? The Office, oddly enough. If you (like us) spend endless hours unproductively rewatching the Steve Carell-led sitcom, then you'll love this tell-all oral history of the cult-favorite television series.

Before Maid was a talked-about Netflix series (which sees Margaret Qualley, as the lead) it was actually a biographical novel based on real accounts by its author, Stephanie Land, as she navigated motherhood, poverty and the "will to survive." 

The kiddo -- and reality TV fan in your life -- will love this colorful, debut book from Bachelor alum, Peter Weber (also known as, Pilot Pete), which follows a young Peter, as his father inspires in him a love of airplanes.

After becoming one of Netflix's most watched television series of all time, it's far from surprisingly that the book also boasts a loyal legion of fans. Ready to re-immerse yourself in the world of Beth Harmon? Your move.

Nicole Kidman seems to have a knack for choosing top-notch drama TV projects -- and if her work in Big Little Lies was any indication of what fans could expect in Nine Perfect Strangers (another TV series based on a book by Liane Moriarty) then this novel is a must-read this winter.

This one is for all of the Bravoholics out there. Expand on your Real Housewives obsession with this VIP glimpse into the dramatic TV franchise saga that spills all the tea.

This book is the horror novel of the digital age -- complete with suspense, sex and a truly riveting plot.