Favourite Authors

I love alot of different authors, though, Stephanie Meyer is my favourite, I do still love alot of other ones. This is a thead to show what kinds of books you are into just by stating the name of an author. That way, other people can also look at the authors and see if they choose to read something like that if they have not already done so...

I will start I guess:

~Stephanie Meyer
~Loise Lowry
~J.K.Rowling
~Gordon Korman
~Edgar Allan Poe
~Darren Shan

Libba Bray
Jane Austen
Shakespeare
JK Rowling
Susan Kay

- Stephenie Meyer
- Sarah Dessen
- Meg Cabot
- Scott Westerfeld
- Melody Carlson
- Nicholas Sparks
- Anette Kurtis Clause
- Alice Hoffman
- Ursula Le Guin
- Shakespeare
- Francis Scott Fitzgerald

-Stepenie Meyer of course!!
-Meg CAbot
- Celia Rees
-Gail Carson Levine
-Cameron Dokey
- L. A. Meyer
I think I'm forgetting someone! oh well!

> Stephenie Meyer
> JK Rowling
> Jane Austen
> Charlotte Bronte
> Lauren Myracle
> C.S. Lewis
> and manny manny more!

Oh yes, Emily Brontë...I am currently reading 'Wuthering Heights'...pretty good so far, I am not very far though. It is sorta hard to understand, but I am only 13, so that might be part of the reason.

~JK Rowling

~of course Stephenie Meyer

~Debbie Federici(she wrote Sign Of The Crescent)

~and Mariah Fredericks who wrote Crunch Time i love how she changed the POV and debbie too.

OH!! AND CHARLES DICKENS!!

~ Stephenie Meyer (duh!)
~Tamora Pierce
~Rick Riordan
~DJ MacHale

bellasbest<3 wrote:

OH!! AND CHARLES DICKENS!!

Goodness, most of my classmates say they hate him...I agree with you, though. He's brilliant. I loved Tale of Two Cities (we read it last year). I want to get started on Great Expectations, but I somehow always end up reading Twilight or New Moon again .__.;;

Midnight Blossom wrote:

bellasbest<3 wrote:

OH!! AND CHARLES DICKENS!!

Goodness, most of my classmates say they hate him...I agree with you, though. He's brilliant. I loved Tale of Two Cities (we read it last year). I want to get started on Great Expectations, but I somehow always end up reading Twilight or New Moon again .__.;;

I am reading a lot of books right now, Tale of Two Cities is one of them. I got it a few days ago because my friend and I went to Chapters, and I had only six dollars. She got Wuthering Heights (cause I said it was pretty good(one of the ones I am still reading though) and I never like to go unless I am getting a book, so I got it. It was only five dollars! And this is Canadian. So thats awesome.

bellasbest<3 wrote:

Midnight Blossom wrote:

bellasbest<3 wrote:

OH!! AND CHARLES DICKENS!!

Goodness, most of my classmates say they hate him...I agree with you, though. He's brilliant. I loved Tale of Two Cities (we read it last year). I want to get started on Great Expectations, but I somehow always end up reading Twilight or New Moon again .__.;;

I am reading a lot of books right now, Tale of Two Cities is one of them. I got it a few days ago because my friend and I went to Chapters, and I had only six dollars. She got Wuthering Heights (cause I said it was pretty good(one of the ones I am still reading though) and I never like to go unless I am getting a book, so I got it. It was only five dollars! And this is Canadian. So thats awesome.

wow that's really good cause everything cost more up there. i always look at the us price and then i look at the canadian one and i feel as if i'm saveing money, i know weird but it's just how i feel.

Stephenie Meyer
Emily Dickinson (sad poems)
Phillip Pullman
Tamora Pierce
Mercedes Lackey :affraid:


Then sooooo many others tie for 6th that I really can't list them all.

Vampire Princess wrote:

Stephanie Meyer. J.K. Rowling. Edgar Allan Poe. Cate Tieran. V.C. Andrews. Stephen King. Anne Rice(<3)

You like Edgar Allen Poe? I read his work out of morbid curiosity, 'cause my aunt was traumatized for 2 years after reading it in school.

I never really understood, sure it's creepy, but he just kills people for no reason. That made it halarious to me, for some perverse reason. If there WAS someone like that, well, he hasn't got me yet. And he went to jail or executed in The Telltale Heart, so I shouldn't have to worry.

Stephen king, Scott Westerfield, Lemony Snicket, J.K Rowling, Deborah Ellice.
They are all really great. But not as great as Stephenie meyer!

In no preticular order

J.K. rowling
Tamora Pierce
Stephenie Meyer
Anne Rice
Jane Yolen
Susan Kay
Gaston Leroux
Phillip Pullman

~Stephenie Meyer (Obviously)
~Amelia Atwater-Rhodes
~Kim Harrison
~Stephen King
~Gregory Maguire
~William Shakespeare

There's a few I forgot, but these are my absolute favorites...

(no order)

-Stephenie Meyer
-David Clement-Davies
-Gordon Korman
-Erin Hunter
-Meg Cabot
-James Patterson (i LOVE murder mystery)
-Stephan King ^^^^^^^^^^^^
-J.K. Rowling
- (and the author who wrote the 'uglies' series, but my head is pulling a blank)

Stephenie Meyer and William Goldman!!! I loved Princess Bride.

Stephenie Meyer (of course)
C.S. Lewis
Madaline L'engle
Anette Kurtis Clause
David Clement-Davies
Grath Nix
and alot more but to many to post

Stephanie Meyer
Anne Bishop
Rob Thurman (he writes pretty good considering he's a guy)
Anette Kurtis Klause
Lynn Flewelling
Anne Rice

1) JK Rowling
2) Stephenie Meyer
3 & 4) Erin Hunter
5) Lemony Snicket

Now, I'm going to give a brief explanation of why Erin Hunter gets both slot 3 and 4. She wrote the continuing Warriors series. (Warriors, Warriors: The New Prophecy, Warriors: The Power of Three13 books and counting!) She is actually two people. Kate Cary and Cherith Baldry. That explain it?