If you could put a book to film which one would it be?

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If you could put a book to film which one would it be?

I would choose "The White Indian" and use all the books in the sequal. Who wrote this book by the way?I do not remember but it was an excellent book.

Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: "The White Indian" series is by Donald Clayton Porter
http://www.amazon.com/war-cry-white-indi...

"The Stolen Child" by Keith Donohue could make a great movie - a group of ageless changeling children live together in the woods in the American midwest.

"It's the late 1940s in a rural setting outside Chicago. Seven year-old Henry Day, alone in the woods near his home, is abducted by a band of a dozen hobgoblins, which, in mythology, are faeries "gone bad". By the story's definition, each hobgoblin was once human before being kidnapped while still young and, by some subtle process, turned into a creature that never ages, even over hundreds of years. At some point, determined by seniority within the group, a hobgoblin, or "changeling", can return to the society of humans by co-opting the identity of a kidnapped child. Once returned to the "upper world", the hobgoblin takes up the aging process where he/she left off. In this case, Henry, now "Aniday", languishes in the purgatory of eternal childhood while his replacement matures to fully actualized adulthood as "Henry Day". Aniday's tragedy comprises an identity and life's potential lost, while Henry's is that his new identity vies with that of his previous human existence, began in 1851, which Day subliminally remembers and eventually obsesses over."
http://www.amazon.com/stolen-child-keith...