The Catcher in the Rye (1951) by J.D. Salinger. This transitioning novel is about a teen kid named Holden Caulfield who is removed from private academy and goes on an excursion through New York City. The book is known for its one of a kind voice and its investigation of topics of distance and loss of blamelessness. The movie variation, coordinated by* Benigni Stiller, was delivered in 1999 and featured *Robin Williams as Holden.
2-To Kill a Mockingbird (1960) by Harper Lee. This Pulitzer Prize-winning novel recounts the tale of a little kid named Scout who finds out about prejudice and mental fortitude from her dad, a legal counselor who protects a person of color dishonestly blamed for assault. The movie variation, coordinated by* Robert Mulligan, was delivered in 1962 and won three Foundation Grants, including Best Picture and Best Entertainer for Gregory Peck.
3- The Guardian (1972) by Mario Puzo. This wrongdoing novel recounts the narrative of the Corleone family, a strong Mafia faction in New York City. The movie variation, coordinated by Francis Portage Coppola, is broadly viewed as one of the best movies ever. It won seven Institute Grants, including Best Picture and Best Entertainer for Marlon Brando.
4- The Sparkling (1977) by Stephen Ruler. This loathsomeness novel recounts the tale of a family that goes on a colder time of year get-away to a disengaged lodging, where the dad gradually goes crazy. The movie transformation, coordinated by Stanley Kubrick, is viewed as one of the most frightening movies made.
5- Jaws (1975) by Peter Benchley. This thrill ride novel recounts the narrative of an incredible white shark that threatens a little ocean side town. The movie transformation, coordinated by Steven Spielberg, is one of the greatest earning movies ever and is credited with promoting the late spring blockbuster.
6- The Master of the Rings (1954-1955) by J.R.R. Tolkien. This dream novel recounts the narrative of a hobbit named Frodo who sets out on a mission to obliterate the One Ring, an insidious curio made by the Dull Ruler Sauron. The movie variation, coordinated by Peter Jackson, is a three-section epic that won 17 Institute Grants
7- Harry Potter and the Alchemist's Stone (1997) by J.K. Rowling. This dream novel recounts the narrative of a young man named Harry who finds that he is a wizard and signs up for Hogwarts School of Black magic and Wizardry. The movie transformation, coordinated by Chris Columbus, was the main in a fruitful series of eight movies.
8- The Hunger Games (2008) by Suzanne Collins. This tragic novel recounts the tale of a young lady named Katniss Everdeen who volunteers to assume her more youthful sister's position in a lethal contest. The movie variation, coordinated by Gary Ross, was the main in a fruitful series of four movies
9- Gone With the Breeze (1936) by Margaret Mitchell. This verifiable novel recounts the narrative of Scarlett O'Hara, a Southern beauty who battles to endure the Nationwide conflict and reconstruct her life. The movie transformation, coordinated by Victor Fleming, is one of the most famous movies ever and won 10 Institute Grants.
10- The Shawshank Reclamation (1982) by Stephen Ruler. This show novel recounts the tale of Andy Dufresne, a man who is wrongly indicted for homicide and shipped off jail. The movie variation, coordinated by Honest Darabont, is viewed as one of the best movies made.
