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STWilson

May 11, 2017 at 8:56am

BOOKS to MOVIES
I love to read and watch movies, good movies. I have noticed the growing sensation of remakes and the lack of new movies with any good dialect. As a reader, I am always finding books that would make some great movies!

My current top picks for Books to Movies

"Raven Stole the Moon" by: Garth Stein
"Racing in the Rain" by: Garth Stein
"The Cousins O'Dwyer Trilogy" by: Nora Roberts
1. Dark Witch 2. Shadow Spell 3. Blood Magick

What are your top picks?

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