Every week The Broke and the Bookish hosts the “Top Ten Tuesdays” a great blog-hop for readers to reflect on their “Top Ten”
Top Ten Authors I’ve read the most of.
I’m digging back through childhood on this one a bit.
- Anne M. Martin
- Stan and Jan Berenstain
- Dr. Seuss
- Lauren Wilig
- Rick Riordan
- J.K. Rowling
- Haruki Murakami
- Ann Rinaldi
- Deanna Raybourn
- Patricia Wrede
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I am finding my way on the meandering, twisting path of life, constantly surprised by what’s around the next bend. Working to embrace and face the challenges inherent with following your dreams, and writing the journey. A writer and dreamer, historian and theologian, academic and fantasy-world-creator, genealogist and gluten-free baker, crafter and reader, poet and life-long learner, MLIS student constantly questioning and occasionally irreverent.
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I recently had an discussion (argument) about how Berenstain is spelt and pronounced. I was convinced that it’s Berestein.
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Lots of people were — there’s conspiracy theories out there about time-travel related to that!
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Lol lol that’s hilarious.
Maybe it’s true because I’m quite convinced it was Berestein.
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Gotta love the Berenstain Bears!! My TTT
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I own twelve Ann Rinaldi books and I’ve read all of them. I forgot about them until I saw her name on this post and yes, I located them in my book collection and counted them. I loved reading her historical fiction as a teenager. She’s definitely one of the authors I’ve read the most of, too.
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She was the first historical-fiction I really read, and I was so drawn in by it. I ended up getting rid of some of the books of hers I owned (something had to go in the cross-country moves and I knew those could be replaced) but I’ve been unable to part with some of them.
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I’ve been reading historical fiction since forever (starting with Little House on the Prairie, which is arguably biographical, but Laura Ingalls Wilder inserted quite a lot of fiction there to appeal to readers). That said, Rinaldi was one of my favorites when I was younger. I have most of her Great Episodes…such fun reads!
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