Who was the first author you had to read "everything" by?

Sunshine-Ileen · Post by **Sunshine-Ileen** » 04 Mar 2014, 16:31

I am currently eleven, and I am still stuck on The Warriors series, Wings of Fire, Wonder, Owls of the Guardian, wolves of the beyond, and The Tail of Emily Windsnap.

jvanderveen · Post by **jvanderveen** » 07 Mar 2014, 20:25

I have a lot of authors that I enjoy and, usually, I read everything by them.

JD Robb
Nora Roberts
David Rosenfelt
Karen Kingsbury
Lori Wick
Janette Oke
Laurine Snelling
Dee Henderson

saturday+deviant · Post by **saturday+deviant** » 10 Mar 2014, 16:11

The only that author that I have read everything that she has written was Dianna Wynne Jones.

Swalka1991 · Post by **Swalka1991** » 10 Mar 2014, 18:22

I've been reading since childhood, so I had a few must-read series as a kid! Junie B. Jones was a favorite, as was Nancy Drew. As I got older, I was introduced to Harry Potter. I love every word.

The first time I remember a specific author, though, was Nora Roberts. I discovered her books in eighth grade, and they've been a constant companion. I've read almost everything she's read and still eagerly anticipate each new release!

Shellby85 · Post by **Shellby85** » 10 Mar 2014, 19:20

Age777 wrote:Sherrilyn Kenyon was the first author I had to read all by. I randomly started reading one and had to read the rest. Especially her Dark-Hunter Series.

You took the words right out of my mouth!

W-Harbinger · Post by **W-Harbinger** » 11 Mar 2014, 02:59

R.L Stine

I remember being a kid and scouring the local library's shelves for everything this man wrote. I loved both the Goosebumps and Fear Street series.

ewyna34 · Post by **ewyna34** » 11 Mar 2014, 11:22

I started to enjoy reading later in life so I would say the first author that I read everything by was Mercedes Lackey then Diana Gabaldon and then much later Jim Butcher, Charlaine Harris as well as Patrick Rothfuss. I had been reading Danielle Steele but she just got too prolific and too expensive to continue as I used to devour her books as soon as they came out. There are several others I read that I haven't quite read everything they've written close though like Anne Bishop, Winston Graham, Laurel K Hamilton, and yes Stephenie Meyer.

agoodbook03 · Post by **agoodbook03** » 11 Mar 2014, 14:22

As much reading as I've done, the only author I've completed is Phillip Greenspan. He has published three books so that makes it easy. His first two books explore the benfits of health foods using scientific research. I'm a pretty big health food junkie. His third book was completely different. He used scientific method to explore the relationships of husbands and wives. The transferrable application of his stule worked great. I was pleased. I had no idea a scientists could be so funny. The most recent book was titled, Married Men Die First: A Blessing.

juan_mccoy · Post by **juan_mccoy** » 11 Mar 2014, 14:28

I got know about Carlos Castenada who will more interested in knowing Black Magic stuff and he got to know the person by name Don Juan Matus and got 10 pdf books with powerful titles which made to go through completely.

CanAmeriNadian · Post by **CanAmeriNadian** » 12 Mar 2014, 00:03

Kid: Beverly Cleary Teen: Sarah Dessen Adult: Karen Moning

vfreeman · Post by **vfreeman** » 12 Mar 2014, 14:30

Probably LM Montgomery. If it started before that I don't know when. But I remember craving more stories by Montgomery.

Njkinny · Post by **Njkinny** » 12 Mar 2014, 15:05

Enid Blyton was the first author I felt I had to read everything by..

Kate_Emme · Post by **Kate_Emme** » 12 Mar 2014, 15:33

When I really started to love reading and was able to buy my own (or pick out) books, I really loved Francine Rivers' novels. They were long and had great stories to get lost in. I haven't read some of her newer material but her older novels were amazing.

addyyvonne · Post by **addyyvonne** » 12 Mar 2014, 21:02

For me,it was Nora Roberts. I have read all her books, and am still on the lookout for new books,or ereader versions. (Yes, I've also read the J.D.Robb series.)

andyosborn · Post by **andyosborn** » 12 Mar 2014, 21:22

Oh man that's a tough question...
I would probably have to go with Jonathan Maberry. He is a fiction author that captures the really deep inner emotions of the characters as the series go on. My favorite series that he wrote is the Rot&Ruin series. In those book he shows his audience how people would really act during an apocalypse and how things would severely change if there was no government.