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kelseyvalentine
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Re: Who is your FAVORITE Author?

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There are so many! Either F. Scott Fitzgerald or JK Rowling.
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Kershhie
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My favourite author is Alexandra Bracken.
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pretzelsnow
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1.Lynn Austin
2.Edie Claire
3.Beverly Lewis
Best authors ever!
When all think alike, no one is thinking very much.
— Walter Lippmann
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Post by atoillion »

Scott Westerfeld has a crazy imagination and is a great out of the box thinker and Nicholas Sparks is one of the best romantic novelists out there.
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Post by lolripops »

Cassandra Clare or Rick Riordan
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MaragothThorn
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Post by MaragothThorn »

I have three favorite authors, and those would be G.K. Chesterton, Michael D. O'Brien and J.R.R. Tolkien. (It's pronounced tohl-KEEN.)
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Lewis Carroll, without a doubt! :D I do love Louise Gauthier a lot, though. :)
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Right now i like Julie Kagawa. Her books make me forget the harsh reality of school required reading books
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Post by pretzelsnow »

Here are my top three
1.Lynn Austin
2.Nicholas Sparks
3.Edie Claire
I love them:)
When all think alike, no one is thinking very much.
— Walter Lippmann
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Post by doppelganger »

My favorite author would have to be AE Rought. I have only read one of her books, but the level of detail she uses is something I rarely find in more modern books. I was amazed by the end of the first paragraph.
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Post by NickiS »

At the moment I am enjoying some of the female Irish authors. They can be funny as well as quirky
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Post by Greenleaf »

I'm glad you said we can have our top 3. That makes my mile long list so much easier to narrow down. lol But my top 3 would have to be:

- Jules Verne
- Scott Westerfeld
- J.K. Rowling

I love all three and I continue to read their books over and over again. :D
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Post by Aivlys »

I think my favorite' changes too often to make a solid choice. Anne Bishop has been in my top 5 for about 10 years. Everyone else is subject to change.
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Post by alliebunny »

Can I name like my top ten in no particular order of preference? That is just such a tough question.
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Post by TibbyK »

My absolute favorite has got to be Brandon Sanderson. The way he creates these new worlds and gives them their own magic system has a high appeal to my fantasy filled mind. Any of his books are a great escape from reality, from Mistborn, to Elantris, right up to The Way of Kings. They are all amazing and all are worth a read, or ten.
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