Top 10 Auto-Buy Authors | Top Ten Tuesday

Top 10 Tuesday is a weekly series created by The Broke and Bookish, and has weekly top 10 topics.

This weeks topic is the top 10 authors that you automatically buy books. Whether you didn't bother reading the summary or it's a genre new to you or the author, you will still buy it.

10 Stephanie Perkins
I will read anything Stephanie Perkins writes, but I don't know if I would always buy everything she writes. I would still probably be happy getting her books from the library.

9 Morgan Matson
I have only actually read one of Morgan Matson's books, and that was Amy & Roger's Epic Detour, but I do own all of her books, and I kind of bought them before I even read one of her books, so...

8 Leigh Bardugo
Leigh Bardugo's writing is so beautiful and descriptive, and I love the characters that she created in Shadow and Bone, so I would definitely be willing to read and buy more of her books.

7 Sarah J. Maas
The Throne of Glass series is a wonderful series, and Celaena is so awesome, and so are the side characters. I haven't read A Court of Thorns and Roses, yet, though, so I feel kind of like a cheater for putting her on this list, because I don't even own ACOTAR. I do have it checked out from the library, so I'm just going to count that.

6 Jenny Han
I have yet to come across a Jenny Han book that I haven't enjoyed. Jenny Han writes great contemporaries, and if that's what I want to read, Jenny Han will be one of the first authors I look at.

5 Alexandra Bracken
I loved The Darkest Minds trilogy so much, and Alexandra Bracken's next book, Passenger, sounds really interesting. Based on the synopsis and the fact that Alexandra Bracken wrote it, I will definitely be buying her next few books.

4 Rick Riordan
I have been reading Rick Riordan's books since third, maybe fourth, grade. I own almost all of his books, which is rare for me, because I use the library a lot more than I buy books. I have always bought every book he's written, but that might to slow down since there is no more Percy Jackson. I will still read Rick Riordan's books, though.

3 Colleen Hoover
Colleen Hoover writes some really entertaining books. I always enjoy her books and I've read most of them. I always know that I'm going to enjoy her books and they all cover such different and interesting situations. If I want to read New Adult, I go straight to Colleen Hoover. 

2 Marissa Meyer
The Lunar Chronicles is one of my favorite series, ever. I absolutely adore that series, and that series alone is enough to convince me to buy all of Marissa Meyer's books.

1 Rainbow Rowell 
I love Rainbow Rowell's books. Fangirl is one of my all time favorite contemporaries and just overall books. Whether it's a YA contemporary or an adult book (a genre I almost never read) or a YA fantasy (I'm very excited for Carry On), I will read it if Rainbow Rowell wrote it. 

Top 10 Most Read Authors | Top 10 Tuesday

Top 10 Tuesday is a weekly meme created by the Broke and Bookish, and has weekly top 10 topics.

So this week's Top 10 Tuesday Topic is your top 10 most read authors. Going through all of the books I read when I was younger meant a lot of counting but also a lot of reminiscing about these books. So let's start with the list.

10 Lauren Oliver, Stephanie Meyer and Alexandra Bracken

I have read five books from each of these authors. I read the Twilight series from Stephanie Meyer. I read the Darkest Minds trilogy, plus the two novellas, from Alexandra Bracken. I read the Delirium trilogy, Before I Fall, and Panic from Lauren Oliver.

9 Kiera Cass, Richelle Mead, Wendy Mass, Jenny Han, and Ann Brashares

I have read six books from each of these authors. I have read the Selection trilogy, plus two novellas, from Kiera Cass, I have read the entire Vampire Academy series from Richelle Mead. I have read the first three novels from the Willow Falls series, Every Soul a Star, A Mango-Shaped Space, and The Candymakers from Wendy Mass. I read the Summer I Turned Pretty trilogy, To All The Boys I've Loved Before, Burn for Burn, and Fire with Fire by Jenny Han. I read the entire Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants series by Ann Brashares.

8 Sara Shepard

I have decided to start separating based on how many different series I've read from the author. So, Sara Shepard gets the number eight spot because I have read eight books from her. I read the first eight books in the Pretty Little Liars series, but then I stopped after that because there are just so many of them.

7 Cassandra Clare

I have also read eight books from Cassandra Clare.I have read five books from the Mortal Instruments series (I haven't read City of Heavenly Fire yet, I know, I'm a bad person). I also read all of the Infernal Devices trilogy.

6 Lemony Snicket

I have read nine books by Lemony Snicket. I have read the first nine books from the Series of Unfortunate Events. One day, I'll finish the last three, one day.

5 J.K. Rowling

I have ten books from J.K. Rowling. I have read the seven Harry Potter books, and three companion guides with it.

4 Beverly Cleary  

I have read eleven books by Beverly Cleary. Beverly Cleary was one of my favorite authors when I was in, like, third grade and I loved the Ramona Quimby series so much. I read eight books from the Ramona Quimby series and three from the Ralph S. Mouse trilogy.

3 James Patterson

I have also read eleven books by James Patterson, but from more series. I read the seven books from the Maximum Ride series, the first three books from the Witch and Wizard series, and the first book from the Daniel X.

2 Rick Riodran

I have read twelve books by Rick Riordan. I read the five books from the Percy JAckson and the Olympians series, the Kane Chronicles trilogy, and the first four books in the Heroes of Olympus series (I haven't read Blood of Olympus yet, I'm horrible, I know, I'll read it soon).

1 Margaret Peterson Haddix

I have read, about, 24 books by Margaret Peterson Haddix. I have read almost everything she has written. I think she was the first author I was really obsessed with, and I read anything by her that I could find from the end of elementary school through middle school.