21 Autors
Hello Everyone,
As I announce, here I am with a whole new post
on the World Book Day. I am so excited!! I really love this day even when I
don´t do anything different of the rest of the days. I mean, I might read a
little bit more than usual but not much else.
On Thursday I promised three post and that´s
what I am bringing for all of you today. The first post I am bringing is
the one about 21 authors I loved. They are order in my particular preference,
but to make it interesting I am doing it like a countdown.
So with
no further do, let´s get started!
21. Mary Higgins Clarke.
Because as a matter of fact hers was the first mystery
novel I´ve ever read.
20. Jojo Moyes.
Everyone is in to her right now because Me
Before You, I haven´t read that one yet, but a while ago I read The Last Letter
from You and I really enjoyed it.
I am not going to say that she is the next Pulitzer
winner (though you never know) but certainly her writing style has something
that keeps you reading. Let´s be honest, the Twilight Sagas was part of all of
our teens and made more than one read a book that wasn’t mandatory for school.
18. L.J.Smith.
As it´s obvious because she is in a higher
position than Stephanie Meyer I like L.J.Smith Books better than Stephanie’s.
And because I tend to go against the rest of the world I like better The
Vampire
Diaries Books than the TV show.
17. Jenny Hann
I discover her a few years ago. It was a mix of
circumstances: I was looking for some contemporary reading and it was summer so
I read The Summer I Turned Pretty and I love all three books. And almost a year
ago I read To all the Boys I Loved and loved it too.
Because I truly enjoyed Vampirates though I
haven´t read yet the last two books in the series. I will re-read them and
write a review, but honestly go and read the whole series.
15. Guy Haley
Until last week I didn´t know this author, but
trust me when I tell you he is unique. I read The Emperor´s Rail Road (you can
read its review by clicling on the title) and I was so pleased with the writing
style and the world that the author have created. Seriously read something by
this author.
I read Die fließende Königin that in Spanish is La
Reina de la Laguna and in English would be something like The Queen of the Lagoon. However, as I was saying I read that
trilogy when I was around 14 and the story have stayed with me and I am looking to
re-read it, it´s going to be kind of difficult because I lost contact with the
person who borrowed me the books, but I will find it and re-read it.
13. Camilla Läckberg
I love a good detective story and Camilla Läckberg
writes probably the ones that I enjoyed the most. I am compelled to keep reading
until there is not a single page left to be turned.
12. Laura Gallego
In case you don´t know this yet I am from Spain
therefore I love to read Spanish authors once in a while. Laura Gallego was one
of the first authors who introduce me to reading thanks to her trilogy The
Idhun´s Memories which is a trilogy set in a medieval world full of fantasy.
But she has written so many other amazing books, such as Finis Mundis, which
follows a medieval French monk in a quest to save the world; Two Candles for
the Devil which treats with the battle between angels and demos; or more
recently Where the Trees Sings which is set in a medieval fantasy world in which
trees used to be able to adopt a human form.
11. Richelle Mead
I love Richelle Mead because she created
Dimitri and Adrian two of my top 10 male characters. To be honest even when I really
love this author I have only read six of her books and those are all in The Vampire
Academy Series, though I am really looking to read the Bloodlines series as well
as her two newest releases.
10. Libba Bray
Again I haven´t read that much written by this
author, but A Great and Terrible Beauty trilogy is so entertaining and well written
that she deserves only for that to be on this list.
9. Javier Ruescas
Javier Ruescas is mostly a middle grade author
who eventually writes YA. He is a Spanish author that I really enjoy reading. My
favorites by him are the books of the Trilogy Play, which follows two siblings that couldn´t be more different
and both are passionate about the music, but in different ways.
8. Anthony Doerr
There is no need to elaborate this so much, I think
that all it´s said when I say that he won a Pulitzer in 2015. I wrote a full review of All the Light We Cannot See that you can see by clicking on the title.
She writes fantasy and I love fantasy. I read
The Demon king series by her and I am really looking forward to read some of
the other books that she has written.
6. Sarah J.Maas
I am currently reading the Throne of Glass
series and am really enjoying it. I am just in book two, because the reading is
so addicting and I have to focus on school and I want to keep these books for summer
because usually when I seek for fantasy during that time I do not find it. And I
also have my copy of A Court of Thorns and Roses waiting for me on my selves,
but I will try not to read It until I´ve read all the Throne of Glass books
that have been published.
5. Luis Montero Manglano
Luis Montero Manglano is the author of one of
my all-time favorites (you can see my favorites by clicking here). Los Buscadores, which in English
would be something like The Seekers. This trilogy has been translated to Polish
and I really hope that is translate to more languages so the story can reach as
many as possible, because, trust me you NEED to read this story.
4. J.K. Rowling
Everybody knows her. Author of the amazing
Harry Potter series she made it into the list because her series was the first I
ever complete and because I love her writing so muh. Now she is writing other
books and actually I have the copies of some of them but I haven´t have time to
read them just yet.
3. Pierce Brown
Some of you may know him because BuzzFeed and
other media have named him the hottest YA author in the world. To be honest I first
became aware of him and his books because of those articles. However if his
books weren´t terrific he wouldn’t be here.
Red Rising is the best dystopian novel I´ve
never ever read. I am writing I review because I just re-read. It will be posted
on Tuesday so stay tuned to read my review.
2. Cassandra Clare
Honestly, she never disappointed me, but she
does surprised my. Recently I re-read The Infernal Devices and re-fall in love
with the character and the story. I will re-read The Mortal Instruments as soon
as I can to review and, obviously, the book I am currently readin is Lady
Midnight. So It´s obvius that I love her and her writing full of jokes and
sarcasm. She is able to make you cry and laught at the same time and that´s why
I love her as an author. I´ll leave you the links to all the reviews of her
boos that are already posted in the blog in case you are interested on check
them.
- Clockwork Angel
- Clockwork Prince
- Clockwork Princess
- The Bane Chronicles
- Tales from the Shadowhunter Academy
1. Patrick Rothfuss
If you have been following the blog and reading
carefully you might have notice that I really love this author. I recommend his
book any time I have an occasion to do it. His writing is marvelous the story
incredible and the characters amazing. I will be reviewing his books as soon as
do my annual re-read (if I do have time this year).
Do you like these authors? What are your favorite’s
ones? Leave a comment in the comment section so we can discuss and know more
amazing authors.
That´s all for todays first post. Stay tuned
because around lunch time (in Spain) I will be posting the next post.
See you all in bit.
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