Which books would you put on your Hollywood blacklist?

The screenplay of Patrick Ness's A Monster Calls has been included in the 2013 Hollywood blacklist of screenplays which show the most promise. We think about which book adaptations we would put on our own blacklists, and ask for your ideas...

Russian Roulette by Anthony Horowitz – review

Awesome-Charlie: 'I would rate this book 8/10 because it was riveting and kept me turning the pages to find out what happened next'

Lizzy Bennet’s Diary by Marcia Williams – review

Hetty99: 'I was gripped throughout!'

“Does my Goldfish know who I am?”: and Hundreds More Big Questions by Gemma Elwin – review

I Love Books: 'Overall, this book is not necessarily everybody's cup of tea but it is extremely interesting'

I’m a Chicken, Get me out of Here! by Anna Wilson – review

Prince Caspian: 'I really liked this book as it's very funny and I laughed out loud'

Christmas 2013: best fiction for 8- to 12-year-olds – review

Exhilarating flights of fancy featuring giants, witches and dinosaurs can make long journeys endurable this season, writes Lucy Rock

Lockwood & Co: The Screaming Staircase by Jonathan Stroud – review

Beth, Millenium RIOT Readers: 'I loved the story, the amount of suspense and creepiness was exactly right'

Dodger’s Guide to London by Terry Pratchett – review

Gill, Millenium RIOT Readers: 'A very interesting and informative book'

Reviews roundup: your top reads this month

Can you see the wood for the trees? What's been the most-read book on the site this month?

Book of Beasts by Giles Sparrow – review

Ben, Millenium RIOT Readers: 'This book is full of fantastical creatures and facts about them'

Your stories: I am a Poetato by SuperBen – poem

Site member SuperBen has written us a poetato poem, inspired by John Hegley's I am a Poetato

Reader reviews roundup

YOUR REVIEWS: We've been looking at our very own stars this week - your reviews! Young spies, teen angst, demon dentists and horrible jokes have all been twinkling on the site