Favorite author?

[Once a Heavenly Creature]

I lovedd Flowers in the attic and Dark Angel.

Flowers in the Attic is probably one of my all time favorites of hers, because it was soooo original and just incredible. I have the movie of it too, and the movie is just awful haha. Never watch it.

[Fit]

Karen Slaughter is one of my favourites and Maureen Lee too. But my alllllllllll time favourite has gotta be Rowling <3

[The Plague Rat]

I'm totally adding shakespeare to my list.
His stuff is just so inspiring.

[puppydog32jr]

Maragaret Buffie,, and Anne Brashares (I can't spell he rlast name! HAHA)

The Sisterhood Of The Travelling Pants is one of my favourite series ever. And then Angels Turn Their Backs by Margaret Buffie is my all-time favourite book. It's so well written,,! And messed up kinda,,! =\

[Ally Lemon]

fav ? Hmm well im still researching authors so i will come back to ya i love jennifer weiner though :/

[Josh]

John Grisham
Ken Follet
J.R.R. Tolkein
Alexandre Dumas
Jules Verne

I don't read that many books. Only if I'm REALLY bored, or the book is REALLY interesting, or I have to.

[xSexybackx]

Cecily Von Ziegesar (I just love all her books)
JK Rowling

[Ally Lemon]

ok so here is mine: JANE AUSTIN!!!! im old school yo! and i &#180;just started readin stephenie meyers and i love her writing style

[Vampire Welfare Queen]

J.K. Rowling
Christopher Paolini
Chuck Palahniuk (I can't believe no one's said him yet, lol)

[MoonFullofStars]

Elie Weiner has just been added to my list, with the book Night.

It's so cruel, but the literature is beautiful. If anyone's up for a read about WWII and genuine pain, loss, and suffering -- this book is for you. It's a beautiful book, though. Very thought provoking. And might not be good for everyone, I mean if you're not mature enough to handle it, you can be traumatized or just messed up from it.

[Seyary_Minamoto]

Eoin Colfer
Christopher Paolini
Michelle Paver
Marianne Curly
J. K. Rowling


And the authors of the fics I read here haha!

[waitingxforxyou]

Elie Weiner has just been added to my list, with the book Night.

It's so cruel, but the literature is beautiful. If anyone's up for a read about WWII and genuine pain, loss, and suffering -- this book is for you. It's a beautiful book, though. Very thought provoking. And might not be good for everyone, I mean if you're not mature enough to handle it, you can be traumatized or just messed up from it.

You mean Elie Weisel. He wrote a sequel to Night, if you're interested.