Authors you've read 5 or more books by

[PhoenixLady]

Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince is the sixth book in the series. Half Blood Prince, or HBP, is how I refer to it, as well do other people I know.

 

[Soulwings]

- L.M. Montgomery! (10+)
- Louisa May Alcott (10+)
- Frank Peretti
- Charles Dickens
- J.M. Barrie
- Brian Jacques
- Shakespeare (if not five, close to)
- Miss Read
- Agatha Christie
- Alexander Kent
- Jerry Jenkins/Tim LaHaye ... or maybe I only got to #4?
- Lloyd Alexander
- Bill Myers
- Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
and probably some others that I can't think of at the moment. I don't usually go by authors, but sometimes I find an outstanding series or just love a particular author writes ... and then I stick to them like glue.

 

[Hope_0004]

John Steinbeck... and V.C. Andrews, forgive me, I was a teenager once!

 

[Hope_0004]

Oh, and Larry McMurtry.

 

[Milla]

Boris Akunin
Fyodor Dostoevsky
Kurt Vonnegut
Lev Tolstoy
Anton Chekhov
C.S. Lewis
Robert Jordan
J.R.R. Tolkien
Terry Pratchett
Isaac Asimov
William Shakespeare
Patrick O'Brian
Jane Austen
J.K. Rowling
Laura Ingalls Wilder
Douglas Adams
Anne McCaffrey
Philip Pullman
Robert A. Heinlein
H.P. Lovecraft
Orson Scott Card
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
John Sanford
LM Montgomery
Agatha Christie
Ray Bradbury
Avi
Charles Dickens
Chinua Achebe
Sophocles
Plato
John Steinbeck
Edgar Allan Poe
Do the Brontes all count as one author?

That's all I can think of right now. I didn't list authors who were primarily poets...this list is kind of English-heavy because I like English prose and Russian poetry.

I can't believe I forgot Stuart Kaminsky, Tony Hillerman, Edvard Radznisky and Vladimir Voinovich. And Pushkin! I forgot PUSHKIN, for heaven's sake!

 

[DanielJamesSimon]

Hey, I'm new to the Book Club forum.

Authors I've read 5 or more books by:

Douglas Adams
Frank Peretti
Roald Dahl (when I was young I was right into him)
Tove Jannson
C. S. Lewis (either read or had read to me, the Narnia series)


Not very many... I've read 4 each by J.K. Rowling and Kel Richards.

 

[holyrokker]

John Grissom
Henry James
C.S. Lewis
Michael Crichton
Jack London
Ernest Hemingway
Francis Schaeffer

 

[jesus_freak1513]

All of Nicholas Sparks books
Up to the Healer in De henderson's O Malley Series
All of the Harry Potter Books by J.K. Rolwing

 

[Froggy]

J.R.R Tolkien
C.S Lewis
Anne McCaffrey

 

[Mr.Cheese]

Douglas Adams.
R.A. Salvatore
Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman
Bruce Metzger
John D. MacDonald

and Jack Kerouac

 

[Satin and Silk]

Rex Stout
Leslie Charteris
Douglas Adams
Thomas Merton
Ellery Queen
Thorne Smith
Robert Heinlein
Isaac Asimov
Carl Hiaasen
H. Allen Smith
S.J. Perelman
Sinclair Lewis
Agatha Christie
Mark Twain
Dave Barry
P.G. Wodehouse
H.P. Lovecraft

 

[serafaith]

There are bunches, but a few:

Stephen King
Dean Koontz
Dennis Lehane
Robert Parker
Patricia Cornwell
Janet Evanovich
Sara Paretksy
Dorothy Sayers
John Sanford
Val McDermid

 

[chaplin's aid]

Writers:
Robert Jordon
Brian Jaques

 

[Bobas T Mighty]

These are the authors I read more than 5 or more books by:
Moses
Paul
Jerry B. Jenkins / Dr Tim LaHaye
Frank Peretti
C.S. Lewis
Neil Gaiman
Terry Pratchett
Garth Ennis
Warren Ellis

 

[strawberrygate]

Charles Dickens
Agatha Christie
Tim La Haye/Jerry B, Jenkins
Bodie and Brock Thoene
Frank Perretti
C.S. Lewis
Jean Plaidy
Francine Rivers

 

[Dark Siela]

I finally got done with my fife book from Biran Jacques. So I read five by him now ^.^

 

[servant4ever]

Gregory A. Boyd
Philip Yancey
John Ortberg
Bill Hybels
Max Lucado

lol those are my favorite authors, also

 

[jillpole]

C.S. Lewis!

 

[Inge87]

Jane Austen
Jasper Fforde
C.S. Lewis
Ann Rinaldi
J.K. Rowling
Dr. Seuss
William Shakespeare
J.R.R. Tolkien
Laura Ingalls Wilder...

Not to mention the ghostwriter(s) of all those Boxcar Children mysteries that I used to read...

 

[JCrick]

C.S. Lewis, Brett Easton Ellis, Roald Dahl and Douglas Coupland.

PM me any similar suggestions please!