Who's Your Favorite Author?
- FatStu
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Re: Who's Your Favorite Author?
- Linda_bowling
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Kate Chopin is one of my favorite feminist short story authors.
Another author I have recently grown to like is E.L. James. I have her complete series of Fifty Shade of Grey and the movies as well.
I have a few others but I often don’t have favorites.
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I recently discovered Alice by Christina Henry and loved it. It was hard to put down and I read it quickly. Now waiting for the second book The Red Queen to arrive!
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I love his books as well! I remember when they first came out, they were so different and fun and fun to read and true to the age of the kids. It's amazing how many he has written/drawn too! I'm sure so many kids can relate to them.FuriousDestroyer75 wrote: ↑13 Jun 2020, 19:37 Honestly, I love a few authors, but I will settle on Jeff Kinney because he makes Greg's life bizarre and funny. He really understands this generation of kids.
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Sarah J. Maas for her detail.
Alexandre Dumas for his storytelling.
Jules Verne for his innovation.