Top Ten Books I'd Like to See Made Into a Movie

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Top Ten Books I’d Like to See Made into a Movie

by Kayla

Uh oh, I bet you guys can’t guess which two books are probably going to end up on this list! I’m sure Tami is already cringing and sucking her breath in through her teeth. Since I’m always repeating myself, I’ll go ahead and get those two out of the way first.

1. A Touch Morbid by Leah Clifford

*gush* Dark *gush* Angels *gush* Sexy *gush*

2. Hounded by Kevin Hearne

I’ll be honest – I only want to see Atticus on the big screen. Yes, Oberon is hilarious, but I want some Irish deliciousness. I’m thinking we can dye Kit Harington’s hair red…

3. Red-Headed Stepchild by Jaye Wells

This is one of my favorite urban fantasy series, and I think Sabina has enough crazy mess going in her life that it would make a great movie. Plus, it’s a unique spin on vampires. I’d be there opening night, and I’ll buy the popcorn.

4. Masque of the Red Death by Bethany Griffin

This so dark and grotesque that I think it would be a movie with some fantastic cinematography going on, if done correctly.

5. Anna Dressed in Blood by Kendare Blake

I think this just needs to be turned into a good, old slice and dice horror movie. Make it PG-13, and we’ll be golden.

6. A Sick Day for Amos McGee by Philip C. Stead

My daughter and I both adore this book, and I think it can be made into a really sweet children’s movie if it gets the right screenwriter and director. My fingers are crossed!

7. Dead Witch Walking by Kim Harrison

Rachel Morgan is a hot mess. I think her screwed up life and terrible luck would make for an incredible movie. This is a post-apocalyptic, paranormal book that is more for adults, but I think any age (even toddlers! – just kidding) would flock to the movie.

8. Across the Universe by Beth Revis

In space, no one can hear you scream. I think we need a good sci-fi movie for the next generation. This one may not have aliens, but it has an AWESOME mystery.

9. Grave Mercy by R.L. LaFevers

I’m not even finished with this book yet, but I would love to see an ass-kicking nun-assassin bust some heads on the big screen. Who wouldn’t?

10. Pure by Julianna Baggott

Pressia Belze lives in an ugly, twisted world. She is also ugly and twisted after the Detonations. This book scared the crap out of me, and it deserves just as much attention, if not more than, The Hunger Games. There, I said it.

What are your movie choices?