Who's Your Favorite Author?
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Re: Who's Your Favorite Author?
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Dahl’s short stories have the capacity to leave you breathless because they are entirely unpredictable.
His incredible ability to describe an evil or horrible scheme in rich detail is so riveting, that you are completely caught up in its authenticity and excitement.
An example of his great work will be "Kiss Kiss".
His stories for kids are also so interesting that kids cant leave them.
For example "Matilda" and "Charlie and the chocolate factory".
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However as soon as J.D. Robb releases a new book I am there.
Sadly since having the kids I can’t seem to read thriller/crime as avidly as I once did, but I can always make room for one of these.
I do love a good chick lit book - Marian Keyes is a firm favourite, along with Patricia Scanlan or Jane Green.
Terry Pratchett and J.R.R Tolkien are part of my go-to.
I still occasionally pick up a classic, though a B.A in literature put me off for a while
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Stephen King, Dean Koontz, and John Saul for Horror and Thriller.
Patricia Cornwell for Crime, Mystery, and Thriller.
V.C. Andrews for Drama.
Danielle Steel for Romance.
James Herriot, I love the stories of his time being a veterinarian.
Tami Hoag, John Sanford, Laura Ingalls Wilder, etc. Soooo many good authors.
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Other authors that I love are:
Dean Koontz
Thomas Harris
Michael Crichton
Patricia Cornwell
Elmore Leonard
John Sandford
Iris Johansen
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Alright I’ll narrow it down to JK Rowling, John Green, Richelle Mead, and Sara Shepard.
I’ll read almost anything, but these are the authors that I find myself having to read and loving every second.