Top Ten Tuesday (100)

Top Ten Tuesday is an original feature meme created by The Broke and the Bookish.

This Tuesday's theme is...

Top Ten Authors Whose

Books I Need to 

Read More Of

There are so many authors I haven't read nearly enough from. For some of them, I've only read one measly book, and that simply is just not enough. And here are ten of those authors.

the fairy tale heartbreaker

After reading Tiger Lily and dubbing it my favorite book of 2012, I still have to read any other books by Jodi Lynn Anderson, though I do own a few of her Peaches books. And okay, so I barely started The Vanishing Season but couldn't get into it and wasn't in the mood, so it doesn't count. It doesn't.

the raved about mythicalness

Holly Black is a name that a lot of people know. And yet, I've only read one of her many books--The Coldest Girl in Coldtown. I really liked her writing and I love vampires, and I definitely want to read more of her work.

the stockholm sympathizer

I fell in love with Lucy Christopher's most known novel Stolen: A Letter to My Captor quite a few years ago. Since then I've purchased both Flyaway and The Killing Woods, but I have yet to read them. But what I really want is to just reread Stolen.

the contemporary newbie

Last year I peeked at the first chapter of my eARC of Katie Cotugno's debut How to Love--and abandoned anything else I was reading to read that instead. That book is just so good. I NEED more books from Katie, stat and pronto.

the thrilling thrillers thriller writer

I finally got the chance to read Tana French's In the Woods for book club a months ago, and I surprisingly loved it. Sure, something made me angry, and that may be part of the reason why I haven't read The Likeness yet. But still, holy crap, she can write these freaking mystery, thriller, crime stories.

the reason for the teardrops 

on my bookshelf

I finally read a John Green novel last year--and it was, of course, The Fault in Our Stars. I loooved it, but I also cried a lot (my number two crying book), and I don't trust John Green's other books to not make me sob like a baby again. But some day, I will read more of them, for I really like how he writes.

the character creator

I've wanted to read The Archived for quite some time, but the first--and only--Victoria Schwab I've read was actually Vicious. I was a fan of the writing, but what I really fell for was the characters. I'm eager to see what else Victoria Schwab can do with her books.

the quote maker

Thank gosh I got an ARC of Hilary T. Smith's Wild Awake at ALA Midwinter, because otherwise I might not have read it, and that would've been a shame. Practically everything written in this book is quotable, and that's not really an exaggeration. I'm super eager for more books from this author.

the imaginative writer

Okay, so I didn't love Daughter of Smoke and Bone. But I did love Laini Taylor's writing. And because of that lovely prose, I definitely want to read more of her books (probably starting with Days of Blood and Starlight).

the historical heartwrencher

I was wary of reading Elizabeth Wein's Code Name Verity because of its tears and historicalness, but WHO CARES. That novel was fantastic. And I really, really need to Rose Under Fire and probably everything and anything else Elizabeth Wein writes.

Which authors do you need to read more from?