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Apr 05, 2023 02:38PM
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taylor jenkins reid and ottessa moshfegh !
Jennifer Lynn Barnes!
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Cassandra Clare Leigh Bardugo
Rick Riordan
Shannon Messenger
Maggie Stiefvater
and Probably More I am Forgetting
Marissa Meyer, I love just about all her works. Agatha Christie is another great author.
Mrs. Echo wrote: "Jennifer Lynn Barnes!"Yess! I love her Little White Lies series, and The Inheritance Games is another great one.
Anna Lantsov-Herondale-Valdez-Munson-Sencen-Parrish-Holmes wrote: "Cassandra Clare Leigh Bardugo
Rick Riordan
Shannon Messenger
Maggie Stiefvater
and Probably More I am Forgetting"
...Keeper of the Lost Cities?
Tahereh Mafi because her writing is *immaculate* and her character's are enviably perfect
rick riordan, emily henry, tahereh mafi, lynn painter, taylor jenkins reid, alice oseman, and ali hazelwood (she's definitely a guilty pleasure author, but hey it is what it is !!!)
I like the majority I am not that picky
I have so many favorites. Rick Riordan, Stephanie Garber, Kanae Huzuki, Junji Ito, Alexandre Duma, Rainbow Rowell, Sarah J Maas, etc. the list goes on and on
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@Tianna Yes
Kailyn wrote: "Jennifer Lynn Barnes and Ruta Sepetys"Ruta Sepetys is a great author! I've never been a big history person, but I will read her books any day!
Rick Riordan, Tahera Mafi, Sarah J. Maas, Laurie Halse Anderson, A.G. Howard... the list goes on and on, but those are my top five. :3
chloe gong, tahereh mafi, stephanie garber, ali hazelwood, talia hibbert, leigh bardugo, karen mcmanus, elena armas, christina lauren, emily henry, jennifer lynn barnes, and I think that’s it (for now)
J. R. R. Tolkien, Jane Austen, Leigh Bardugo, Rosamund Hodge, C. S. Lewis, Ursula LeGuin, Megan Whalen Turner
I love Ashley Poston and her book, “The Dead Romantics.” It was written so well and I love how she so easily blurred the lines between life and death and made death seem like something more light than dark.
donna tartt is the best author ive ever read
- stephanie garber - tahereh mafi
- leigh bardugo
- holly jackson
-holly black!!<33
Natasha Preston, TJR, Ali Hazelwood
Alice Oseman!!! I’ve read a few of her books and have the rest on my bookshelf waiting to start aswell:) love her books to death
Leigh Bardugo is perfection, and I love Victoria Aveyard not only for her books but because she’s really fun and kind but also opinionated and helpful to aspiring authors :)
A few of my favourite are Tahereh Mafi, Darynda Jones, Rory Power, Neal Shusterman, etc.
ana huang, stephen chbosky, tahereh mafi& lauren asher<3
jane austen, donna tartt, mieko kawakami
Classic - Jane AustenContemporary - Jane Harper
jane austen, oscar wilde, and ottessa moshfegh!
Honestly I am yet to read a leigh bardugo book I don't like. Also Tamsyn Muir
Jane Austen :)Lucy Maud Montgomery
Sylvia Plath
Gail Carson Levine
Erica wrote: "I have so many favorites. Rick Riordan, Stephanie Garber, Kanae Huzuki, Junji Ito, Alexandre Duma, Rainbow Rowell, Sarah J Maas, etc. the list goes on and on"I love Junji Ito!
Jane Austen, as many people have already saidHaruko Ichikawa
Kazuo Ishiguro
Lucy Maud Montgomery
Barbara Kingsolver
Julie Andrews
Brandon Sanderson, Rick Riordan, Shannon Messenger.
Frieda McFadden, George Orwell, John Green, Holly Jacksonto name a few!!
alice oseman, leigh bardugo, and holly jackson
This one is so hard... Jane Austen and William Shakespeare are pretty par for the course. Other than that, I think I'd say Terry Pratchett, Raymond Chandler, Sarah Waters, Ruth Ozeki, Natsuo Kirino, Gillian Flynn... waaaa there's so many.
Brandon Sanderson, Shannon Messenger, Rick Riordan, Marissa Meyer.
I’ve read much of Leigh Bardugo and Cassandra Clare’s books and love them all but I have too many authors that are my fav to list
My favorite authors fluctuate as I read, so my perspective always shifts a bit. As of now, they’re Oscar Wilde, Donna Tartt, Madeline Miller, and Fyodor Dostoyevsky. :)
