Top Ten Tuesdays: Books That Should Be Adapted Into Netflix Shows/Movies

     Hi, and welcome to another Top Ten Tuesday list! I was very excited about this list's theme, as I am always finding books I think are good enough to be made into movies. Some of these are more recent reads, while some I've kept close to me through the years, hoping that someone else with the right connections will also see the "big-screen" potential in these books.

    Click below to see the list, including the genre, age target, why I chose the book for my list, and any issues I can remember for whoever wants to check it out. I've also included a link to the book's Amazon page.

    Since it was hard for me to choose just ten this time, I did some extra credit and put in three runner-up titles, just for the fun of it! I hope you enjoy these additional book recommendations.

    All of these Top Ten Tuesday lists are supposed to be spoiler-free, though minor spoilers may sneak in a few times. 

    To view all my Top Ten Tuesday lists, click here.

A Book Review: Crash Landing

    Due to all of the excitement around both the Dragon flight and the upcoming Artemis program, I thought it would be fun to include the first of a space-themed book series. I discovered this book during quarantine and I'm excited to recommend it to you!

   There may be minor spoilers as I try to give an accurate picture of the book.

   (The discussion questions will have spoilers, since they are supposed to be used after reading the book.)

A Book Review: The Great Historic Mystery (Plus EXCLUSIVE interview with the author!)

      I'm super excited about this week's review! Not only is the book I'm recommending awesome, but I got in contact with the author and interviewed her via the web. (Especially with all the craziness happening lately, I'm so thankful for the Internet and all the technology we're able to use!) The book review is posted first, and below that's the interview, along with a lovely photo of her. Enjoy!

     There may be minor spoilers as I try to give an accurate picture of the book.

    (The discussion questions will have spoilers, since they are supposed to be used after reading the book.)

    Minor spoilers may also be included in the interview.