Turnabout

Turnabout

1940 • Comedy, Fantasy
Bickering husband and wife Tim and Sally Willows mutter a few angry words to a statue who grants their wish and they wind up living each other's life.
Runtime: 1h 23m
If you enjoyed the whimsical adventures and comedic mishaps in the movie Turnabout, you will surely appreciate diving into the pages of Thorne Smith's original novel. The book offers a richer tapestry of humor and fantasy that delves deeper into the quirks and personalities of its characters. Reading Smith's work will offer you a fresh perspective and a more profound understanding of the enchanting world he has crafted, allowing for a more personal experience with the hilarious and magical storyline. Fans of witty dialogue and clever satires will find Turnabout the novel even more enchanting than its film adaptation. The book's narrative intricacies provide a more elaborate canvas on which Thorne Smith paints a vivid picture of the peculiar events that unfold. Engaging in the novel will transport you to a fantastical realm where you get to savor each humorous exchange and magical transformation at your own pace, losing yourself in a story that transcends the screen. Thorne Smith's Turnabout combines humor, fantasy, and a touch of the absurd in a way that only literature can truly capture. Books, unlike films, allow readers to imagine the scenes in their own unique way, offering a more personalized experience. The novel invites you to explore a fuller, more expansive version of the story, where you can appreciate the depth and creativity of Smith's prose. Reading Turnabout is not just an alternative to the movie; it's a deeper, more satisfying journey into the delightful chaos of body swaps and magical mayhem.

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Turnabout
by Thorne Smith