Which author do you constantly recommend?

[firecat88]

It depends on the age of the person I'm recommending to and what sort of things I know they might be into. Jim Butcher and Tamora Pierce are almost always on the list, though

[AA1495]

If I need to suggest a romance book, Kristen Ashley. Always Kristen Ashley!

[Rebecca675]

Kristin Hannah!!!

[bruin]

Mitch Albom, Judy Blume, and Roal Dahl.

[Pinkrose353]

Currently my two favorite authors are Lynn Austin and Kristen Heitzmann. Lynn Austin's three-book historical fiction series called Refiner's Fire which takes place during the Civil War, shows the heartbreaking plight of the slaves like I have never read anywhere else before.

Kristen Heitzmann's three-book series of The Michelli Family is another series I go back to to re-read from time to time. It takes the author three books before Lance Michelli finally gets the tough carpenter girl Rese to marry him.

[AA1495]

Currently my two favorite authors are Lynn Austin and Kristen Heitzmann. Lynn Austin's three-book historical fiction series called Refiner's Fire which takes place during the Civil War, shows the heartbreaking plight of the slaves like I have never read anywhere else before.

Kristen Heitzmann's three-book series of The Michelli Family is another series I go back to to re-read from time to time. It takes the author three books before Lance Michelli finally gets the tough carpenter girl Rese to marry him.

Three entire books I wouldn't be patient enough to read that!!!

[AK413]

Khaled Hosseini. Well written, and great character development. He is great with capturing and displaying all aspects of humanity and social connections in all types of people.

[AA1495]

Khaled Hosseini. Well written, and great character development. He is great with capturing and displaying all aspects of humanity and social connections in all types of people.

I loved the "kite runner" by him. That was such a good book!! which is your favorite?

[Doodle98]

The author that I am always recommending to people is Kenneth Oppel. Though he is a writing of mostly young fiction (ages 9-12), he is able to create Gothic atmosphere flawlessly, reminding me of novels such as "Dracula" and "Fall of the House of Usher" while still having modern language and concepts.

[Lauren M]

It depends on what the person is in the mood to read. Something light and funny - Sophie Kinsella. YA - The selection series. Other than that my recommendations are limited.

[-denisesmith-]

Mine is P.C. Cast and her daughter Kristin Cast plus Cassandra Clare and S.M. Reine. P.C. and Kristin had written a book called House of Night that was the first serious I got in to then Cassandra Clare's book series The Mortal Instrument and The Infernal Devices. An then S.M. Reine.
S.M. had created a lot more books to go with Seasons of the Moons one of them was called The Cain Chronicles.

[bizoleth]

I was raised on C. S. Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia and raised my kids on them. I listen to them as well and family members quote lines QUITE often! Even at 50+ I'm still seeing new things and, as I see it, "The Last Battle" has prophetic insight. I'm not as nuts on Lewis' sci-fi trilogy, but if I had to choose a favorite in that set, it would be "That Hideous Strength," again, for it's prophetic flavor, but also because it takes place on earth and more in my realm. ;D

[OtomePrincess17]

I have a list, and it's getting longer with each new book or even ebook I pick up and read. First and foremost always Cassandra Clare.

[Ashley 1820]

you can try Dan Brown. As a fan of thrillers, I love his books!

[Wasif Ahmed]

Rick Riordan. His books never dissapoint me.