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

[jeglissmeyer]

If I go back far enough, the first author I remember having that feeling with was Christopher Pike. My mother would take me to the library when I was in my tweens/teens and I would check out everything on the shelf that I could find. Now, the author I can't get enough of is J.D. Robb/Nora Roberts with the "In Death" series. I think I have read it start to finish around 7 times, usually after there have been 2 or 3 new releases. In fact, I'm in the middle of it as we speak

[laughsnsmiles21]

Jodi Picoult was the first author that I had to read "everything" by. The first book I read by her was "Handle With Care" and after that book I was hooked on her style of writing. She is expertly skilled in creating depth in her character's personalities and in the plot of her books.

[KNewton]

When I was really young I was obsessed with Nate the Great books by Marjorie Weinman Sharmat. I spent a summer reading all the books...around second grade. Then I had to read everything by Gary Paulsen. Now I love books by Charliane Harris...I'm almost done with her books and read the new ones the day they are released.

[power]

Casey Watson. She's not particularly well known, she writes about her experiences as a foster carer.

[boelyn65]

S.C Stephens, was the first real romance series that I had ever gotten into and waited weeks for each new book to come out in the most impatient way. I read one of her full length novel in two days that I waited two months for, worth it.

[haze58]

I devoured Franklin W. Dixon's Hardy Boys in middle school. Our library had a great collection in this series, and I credit these books with my continuing devotion to the mystery genre.

[Book Reviewer Sarah]

I run to the bookstore when a Jennifer Armentrout book is released! I am still working on reading all of her books, but I am slowly getting to all of them! She has written many YA series', as well as New Adult books. If you haven't read any of her books, I highly recommend them!

[ajo1022]

R. L. Stine. I had to read all the Goosebump and Fear street books. I also read everything V.C. Andrews had written when I was in my teenage years.

[Momlovesbooks]

When I was young I had to read Beverly Cleary's books and all the Nancy Drew books. When I was older, I moved on to Danielle Steele's books. Now I find myself reading all the teen books my kids read.

[Emmmm41]

My go to authors were ( and still are ) Sarah Dessen and Nicholas Sparks. I read almost all of Nicholas Sparks's books in 8th grade and I am still reading Sarah Dessen books.

[Sherrie07]

Mmm thats so hard to remember i have so many but if im correct then my first isobelle carmody with the Obernewtyn Chronicles

[dickens 100]

When I was a child, it was Agatha Christie. Sleeping Murder was my favourite. Also the Hardy Boys books. Can anyone remember who the author was?

[JElmore]

I was instantly hooked on Diana Gabaldon! I loved her creativity and I swear I could hear a Scot's accent in my head when I read her books. She doesn't write the genre I normally read, but I couldn't put "Outlander" down. I have all of the books in hardback and I think I've read each one about 4 times. Yep, I'm hooked.

[NE1CanBAReader]

Andrew Clements! Even though he writes children's books, I still read his new ones.

[ylang_02]

Terry Pratchett, his series of Discsworld.
Even the others like The Long Earth, The Long War and the Long Mars, Nation etc...