'Daughter Of Smoke And Bone' Is On Its Way To Hollywood: Who Should Play Karou?

Everyone put on your party pants, set off some glitter bombs and get ready to make your best, high-pitched squealing sounds—because "Daughter of Smoke and Bone," one of our top teen lit picks for 2011 (and my own personal faaaavorite favorite thing I've read this year!) has been officially picked up by Hollywood! The rights to Laini Taylor's amazing, imaginative story about a mysterious girl, an otherworldly romance and demons who traffic in teeth has been bought by Universal Pictures, according to a statement from the studio.

And now we all go: EEEEEEEEE!!!

Of course, this only just happened, which means that we'll have to wait way too long to get any updates on when the movie will start filming or which actors are in the running to play our favorite key characters. But it's never too early to start throwing opinions around! So, while Hollywood starts its engine to bring this book to life on screen, we'll be lounging on our casting couch with a few favorite picks for Karou—the blue-haired, multilingual, tattooed heroine who makes the whole story go BOOM.

Evanna Lynch
After playing Luna Lovegood in the "Harry Potter" films, Evanna is well-prepared to tangle with supernatural creatures and fight in an otherworldly war—and we'd love to see her in a starring role. Plus, we know she doesn't mind dyeing her hair a wild color for the sake of her art.

Ava Santana
She might be a teensy bit too old to play the teenage Karou, but with her pale skin and dramatic, deep-set eyes, Ava definitely looks the part. And with only a handful of minor roles under her belt (you might recognize her from "Harold & Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay") this role could be the breakout performance that jump-starts her career.

Kaya Scodelario
Her turn as Effy in the UK version of "Skins" left no doubt as to Kaya's abilities—girlfriend can act, for real. And we're not the only ones who noticed; for awhile, her name was prominent in conversations about which up-and-coming actress would be cast as Katniss in "The Hunger Games." Could the lead role in a different YA trilogy-turned-feature-film be her destiny?

Tania Raymonde
Tania is probably best known for her stint on "Lost," where she played the adopted daughter of manipulative madman Benjamin Linus, but lately she's been right here on MTV, playing an investigative officer on "Death Valley." But that's okay; we'd let Universal borrow her so she could lend her lithe, wide-eyed look to our new most-anticipated movie.

Emily Browning
Nobody can go from quivering vulnerability to high-octane butt-kicking like "Sucker Punch" actress Emily, whose range as an actress would come in handy for this complex role.

Who would your pick be for the role of Karou? Tell us in the comments and on Twitter!