Top Ten Tuesday: Most-Read Authors

Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted by The Broke and the Bookish and it's a way to share what you're loving in list form. The topic changes every week, so there is always something new to discover!
This week's topic is:  Top Ten Authors I've Read the Most Books By.  Woohoo...great topic!

Here are mine:

Nora Roberts
Janet Evanovich
Heather Graham
VC Andrews
Jude Deveraux
  • Books Read:  14
  • Favorite Book:  Days of Gold (Edilean Series #2)
JK Rowling
Italo Calvino
Roald Dahl
Cecelia Ahern
6 from each of the following:
Too Many to Count:
  • RL Stine
  • Ann M Martin

So...I might have gone a little overboard, but I think that's okay.  No?  Anyway, who are some of the authors you've read the most from?

Also, look for next week's top ten:  Authors Who Are Auto-Buys For Me

Comments

  1. Kate UngerAugust 11, 2015 at 2:35 PM

    Great list! I forgot about Roald Dahl. I love The Witches.

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  2. I Was Angelized_1stAugust 12, 2015 at 3:15 PM

    I was a major VC. Andrews & R. L. Stine fan growing up. Like you, I don't think I could count all the Stine books I've read. I also loved Christopher Pike's YA thrillers. Great list!

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