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

booklover0923 · Post by **booklover0923** » 17 Feb 2017, 18:18

For me it's J.D. Robb. She has close to 50 books and I've read all of them because I found them so outstanding. She created a character that I can't help but become attached to. I feel the need to keep watching her life progress and change throughout all the novels

EmperorOfBooks · Post by **EmperorOfBooks** » 21 Feb 2017, 19:23

Michelle Hodkin! After reading the first book in the Mara Dyer trilogy, I knew that I had to get my hands on the rest of the series RIGHT THEN AND THERE!

Jolyon Trevelyan · Post by **Jolyon Trevelyan** » 22 Feb 2017, 18:13

Roald Dahl

AlaskasJade · Post by **AlaskasJade** » 03 Mar 2017, 23:05

Brandon Mull, I love everything by him, childhood favorite.

Cyndel Maria · Post by **Cyndel Maria** » 05 Mar 2017, 00:34

Judy Blume and Sarah Dessen as a kid then teen.

constantine265 · Post by **constantine265** » 05 Mar 2017, 15:57

Tolkien, I finished The Hobit when I was six, and children of hurin several years ago, but I read everything available by him even before the children of hurin was published.

JudyKM · Post by **JudyKM** » 14 Mar 2017, 17:29

Before I got involved with eBooks, I bought and read MOST of Janet Evanovich, lots of Charlaine Harris, all of the Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time series, J.K. Rawlings, L. Ron Hubbard. So many!
Since Kindle:
C.C. Hunter, who wrote the series "Shadows Falls", teen paranormal books were such fun! I read them as fast as I could and recommended them to all the young people I knew.
I enjoyed C. Gockel, who wrote the I Bring the Fire series, which is almost like reading Norse mythology comic books in novel form, not as clean or teen oriented as Hunter's books and
lately I am reading the Dukes of War series by Erica Ripley, all Regency Romance and great fun, though the third one is the only one that had me laughing out loud.

Marquhette · Post by **Marquhette** » 15 Mar 2017, 02:19

Peter Robinson - loved his DCI Banks novels and loved his other works as well. Very good crime novels.

Wahu lucy · Post by **Wahu lucy** » 15 Mar 2017, 02:33

I read the collection of Berenstain children books ,Alice Walker and Chinua Achebe ,I have read all his books not because of his post-colonial and historical subject matter but because he always finds a way to inspire his readers.

akurugu1979 · Post by **akurugu1979** » 15 Mar 2017, 06:23

Think and Grow RICH by Napoleon HILL five years ago but presently I am bent on reading "The Law of Attraction by WILLIAM WALKER ATKINSON in order to understand the natural laws operating in creation.

kolbj1 · Post by **kolbj1** » 15 Mar 2017, 17:28

Laura Ingalls Wilder's Little House on the Prairie books. I was hooked right from the start and almost a half-century later I still read them. Sure the books are a little tattered and some pages a little worse for wear but the words are there not only bringing me pleasure but childhood memories.

Catherine and AJ · Post by **Catherine and AJ** » 15 Mar 2017, 20:36

Jodi Picoult was the first author I had to read "everything" by, from the time I read one of her books (My Sister's Keeper) as part of the required summer reading during high school. To this day, I have every book by her on my bookshelves and have read them multiple times. My family knows to tell me if any of them hear of a new book of hers coming out, but usually I will know about it ahead of time. I have even read a play she wrote with her son and a Wonder Woman comic that she wrote, even though I do not typically read plays or comics. I can reliably become immersed in her books, so I will probably always need to read everything by her.

ande-ny · Post by **ande-ny** » 15 Mar 2017, 22:15

I genuinely feel slightly embarrassed to admit this

because a lot of people don't enjoy her popular series. For me, it was Stephanie Meyers when I was about 13 I was a cutthroat little Twilight fan, and that was her main work she had a variety of books under the series. I had every single one and I often reread the books I remember just devouring the words

when I was forced to sit outside during the summer.

Good times, honestly.

waigwamoses · Post by **waigwamoses** » 16 Mar 2017, 04:25

Robert Kiyozaki

Dh_ · Post by **Dh_** » 16 Mar 2017, 10:16

Wendy Mass when I was 10. This is when my love for reading developed and I still remember reading the books. After they became to childish for me, it changed to Alex Flinn.