Top Ten Tuesday: Books I’d like to see on the big screen

Happy Top Ten Tuesday! Today’s theme is a page to screen freebie. I’m talking about ten books I’d like to see on the big screen.

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Red, White & Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston

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I might not have adored this book as much as a lot of other readers, but I still thought it was cute! I think it would be a really cute, really heartwarming movie.

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The Hating Game by Sally Thorne

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I would be terrified to watch this movie because I love this book so much, but if it was done right, this movie would be amazing.

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Love Scene, Take Two by Alex Evansley

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This movie would be fluffy and swoony and adorable and I’m 5000% sure I’d love it.

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Love and Other Words by Christina Lauren

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This would be the exact opposite of the last book I mentioned. This movie would have me bawling my eyes out, but I’d still love it.

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Alex, Approximately by Jenn Bennett

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I think that out of all of Jenn Bennett’s books, Alex, Approximately would make the best movie.

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You’d Be Mine by Erin Hahn

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This book had such vivid descriptions that I almost felt like I was watching a movie while I was reading.

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The Brightsiders by Jen Wilde

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This would be such a fun movie! The band, the partying, the romance, the boat… but it also has a good message.

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Famous in a Small Town by Emma Mills

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I would love to see this friend group play out on screen!

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Heretics Anonymous by Katie Henry

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A bunch of teens secretly revolting against their school sounds like a pretty great movie to me.

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Madeleine from The Foxe & the Hound

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Sixteen Candles is one of my favorite 80s movies, and Save the Date reminds me of it a lot.

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Did you do your own Top Ten Tuesday post today? Feel free to leave your link in the comments and I’ll check it out! Which books would you like to see on screen? Let’s talk in the comments!

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