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I have always wanted a Percy Jackson collection of novels in my future home library, all hardcopy books.
Just so I could read it slowly and relaxed whenever I'm free
Who is the author you want an entire shelve or more dedicated to? And also show off to your friends?

That's a good and difficult question! I think that I have most of what I would want to read over & over again. I have all of the works of Mark Twain and the Bronte sisters (both of those collections are each in one large volume). I had most of Jane Austen's work, but my son, the English major, walked off with most of them.

Probably Jodi Picoult books. I already have probably 3/4 of her books in my house. I love her books!

That's a great thread! The dream of mine is to have a collection of all of Terry Pratchett's books. I can read his books over and over again.

After several years of collecting, I finally have all of Jodi Picoult's books (not all in paperback, but mostly)

Anne McCaffrey. I love her sense of writing

I'm not sure. Maybe J. R. R. Tolkien? There are so many good writers.

Anne McCaffrey, Dragon of Pern books. Slowly I am getting them.

This has to be Enid Blyton. I want my children to read all her books. And then my grandchildren

Ronald Reuel Tolkien is at the top of my list. Definitely want more than just one author

Definietely John Irving. I find his books so captivating and so heart - touching. The only issue is that I would probably never found enough time to read them all! They're so thick - which makes sense because usually they're lifelong stories with many side plots and digressions - it makes reading them very time-consuming. They also require a lot of attention and are not always an easy read. But I do love all of these I've already read and I hope to read them all in the future!

I would really love to have Dan Brown's books. Am never disappointed whenever I pick one of his works.

So many to choose from
but George R.R. Martin especially from the fire and ice series

I'll love to have all of Sidney Sheldon's books as well as Harry Kraus' books. There was never any book of theirs that I regretted reading.

All of Jane Austen's first edition books .