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We have our own idea of what this book’s magical world would look like, with The Castle, Wizard Tower and the Marram Marshes, but it would definitely be interesting to see how they would be portrayed in a movie. Spellcasting, trickery and secrets would make this a perf fantasy flick.
A 12-year-old criminal mastermind, dangerous fairies, tech-savy centaurs, code-breaking and kidnappings? We’re wondering why this imaginative, action-packed tale hasn’t been turned into a movie yet!
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This is a fascinating story about a utopian society and a boy who has been dealt the mysterious job of the Receiver—one of the only people who know the truths of the world. Your imagination can go crazy picturing the robotic people and how the boy is reacting to the world’s memories, so it would be cool to see it all laid out in a movie.
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This book is about eight high school friends. Flannery Culp in particulary, whose diary makes up the entire novel. The darkly humorous entries detail how Flan became convicted of murder and how it is most definitely not true! We can totally see this playing out in a movie…with Flan narrating!
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A lot of us as kids have considered (and maybe even succeeded in) running away from home. But how many of you would run away to the Metropolitan Museum of Art? Claudia did, and managed to hide there for an entire week, where she discovered a mysterious angel statue and the extraordinary woman who sold it.
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BY KELLY GIERON ON 7/14/2012 12:00:00 AM
POSTED IN entertainment, movies, Book Club, books we love
I'd like to see the Heroes of Olympus series and the Kane Chronicles
by 1blackat on 7/17/2012 11:32:22 PM
I've read all but 2 of them... "The Basic Eight" and "The Westing Game"..... I personally wish that they would make some new films based strictly on the Agatha Christie novels.... and "The Three Musketeers" and "For Whom the Bell Tolls"....... a lot of good classic books should be movies..... out of the list, I would most enjoy watching "The Uglies," "The Giver," and the whole "Magyk" series
by kiwi116 on 7/16/2012 12:27:38 PM
Every need a book to read but not sure what to read? Well, I am a total bookworm so if you would like me to recommend a book that you might like head on over to my profile and leave me a message. In order for me to ensure that the book I recommend is a good match please give me atleast 3 things you look for in a book! (ex: Love, tragic, adventure, aneimals, etc.) Or you can leave me atleast 2 books you enjoyed reading!
by bubblegum3 on 7/15/2012 10:10:55 PM
I read the Mixed Up Files (number six) as a read aloud for fifth grade and we saw the movie
by Franki418 on 7/15/2012 9:38:00 PM
i think either The Basic Eight or Uglies would be good. i've never read them, though
by myfatsquirrel on 7/15/2012 8:41:34 PM
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