Top Ten Tuesday is an original feature/weekly meme created by
1. Brandon Sanderson
1. The Rithmatist
2. Steelheart
3. Mistborn: The Final Empire
4. The Way of Kings
2. Eoin Colfer
1. The Eternity Code
2. The Arctic Incident
3. The Opal Deception
4. The Artemis Fowl Files
3. Andrew Smith
1. The Marbury Lens
2. Winger
3. Grasshopper Jungle
4. Cory Doctorow
1. Little Brother
2. Homeland
3. Pirate Cinema
5. Masashi Kishimoto
1. Naruto, Vol 27: Departure
2. Naruto, Vol 28: Homecoming
3. Naruto: The Offcial Data Book
6. Laini Taylor
1. Daughter of Smoke & Bone
2. Days of Blood & Starlight
7. Susan Ee
1. Angelfall
2. World After
8. Jennifer A. Neilsen
1. The False Prince
2. The Shadow Throne
9. Amanda Sun
1. Ink
2. Rain
10. James Dashner
1. The Maze Runner
2. The Eye of Minds
(Bonus) 11. Marissa Meyer
1. Cinder
2. Scarlet
Other authors I own 2 books of, David Levithan, Sarah Dessen, Andrew Lane, Chuck Palahniuk, & J.K. Rowling. I have a lot of books on this list I didn't read yet. No Spoilers please.
What author do you own the most books of?
What author do you own the most books of?
I really love the Mistborn series. I want to read Daughters of Smoke & Bone, but I haven't gotten to it yet. I also adore Cinder and Scarlet :D My list would probably be J.K. Rowling, Rick Riordin, Kim Harrison, Ilona Andrews, Richelle Mead, Patricia Briggs, and Julie Kagawa. Jaclyn @ JC's Book Haven.
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ReplyDeleteRomance author Jo Beverley topped my list. The highest-placed "mainstream" author was Madeleine L'Engle, whom we could say wrote "old-school" YA. LOL!
The only author on your list whom I've read is Eoin Colfer. I bought Artemis Fowl and Anthony Horowitz's first Alex Rider book Stormbreaker at the same time, and I'm afraid that Alex completely eclipsed Artemis! I reread Artemis Fowl a few years later and enjoyed it better, but Colfer just didn't hook me. Not even with The Supernaturalist, which I read later and liked even more. Just not my cup of tea, I guess!
You have a very interesting set of Most Frequent Authors on your shelf. Mine is Jodi Picoult with six of her books. AND I DIDN'T EVEN KNOW THERE WERE OTHER BOOKS BY ANDREW SMITH.
ReplyDeleteI nominated you for the Liebster award over at my blog: http://spraypaintedtunnels.blogspot.com/2014/08/the-liebster-20_18.html So, yeah :)
yes, I heard a lot of good things about these authors and I just bought their books. some of the books were new, used and bargains. They sound good too. Thank you for nominating me, I will do it.
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