Books into movies!

It seems like every other day a kids or teen book is made into a movie!  But, of course, some are left out.  Here are Wellesley's rising 6th graders' takes on what books they wish would be made into movies!

Andrew2014 would like to see "The Twits by Roald Dahl because I would like to see if the movie producer changes the story line in any way and the book is already really funny so I would like to see if the movie plot line is more or less funny."







Henry2014 would like to see I Represent Sean Rosen by Jeff Baron "because it would be great to see Sean pretending to be his own manager and trying to get his movie made."








Bob123 says "The book The Saturday Boy [by David Fleming]should be made into a movie because it is really funny and you never know what will happen. Also, some parts will be heart touching and emotional just like real life."







Pennywar would like to see "The Grimm Conclusion by Adam Gidwitz because the author described things so well I had a whole "movie" playing in my head.  If there was a movie, I could compare my version with the real one."







What do you think?  What book do you think should be made into a movie?

Hoopla is here! Access movies, audio books, & music for free!

IT'S HERE!

Why are we so excited?  Beginning March 3rd, Wellesley Library Card holders will have access to thousands of movies, television shows, music albums and audiobooks--all available for mobile and online access through Hoopla.  You may stream on your computer or use the Hoopla app to view and listen on your phone or tablet.  AND most importantly, there is no waiting.  The titles are ALWAYS available! 

Visit the library, sign up for the class on March 25th, or simply stop by Open Lab on Monday 1-4 pm or Tuesday 6-8 pm. for more information and assistance.