What book would you most like to see adapted into a film (not one that's been done already)

The Catcher in the Rye or A Confederacy of Dunces. Both great vehicles for the right actor.

I can't think of any, but when I was a teenager I really wanted Airhead by Meg Cabot to be turned into a movie. Heck, I would still go see it if they made it into a film. :)

Memoirs Found in a Bathtub by Stanislaw Lem (the movie Solaris is based on his book for a more mainstream name.) I admit I actually listened to the audio book version of this when I used to work overnights alone. Since then he's one of my favorite authors.

It's about a guy who wanders into a hermetically sealed building who gets wrapped up in a bureaucratic conspiracy between two agencies of fighting spies, the building and the "anti" building. As the main character tries to figure out what his instructions actually are (he's deemed with a VERY important mission he's told) as he's led into a dizzying array of unhelpful characters with more sinister motivations 😂

I like it mainly because it's a metaphor for the absurdity of the cold war's paranoia and red baiting schemes but it also is about many other subjects.

All the Harry Dresdens

The Botticelli Secret, or at least a TV mini-series.

Kamikaze Boys by Jay Bell. That's probably my favorite book.

The black cauldron. Not a cartoon but a real movie.

The Last Days of Socrates - Plato,