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Top Ten Tuesday: Auto-Buy Authors


Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted by The Broke and The Bookish. This week's topic is the top ten auto-buy authors. I don't really have that many auto-buy authors, I tend to just pick up what looks good, so this list will probably be quite short.
J.R.R. Tolkien
J.R.R Tolkien
Obviously Tolkien won't be releasing any more books but I have five of his books so far and I want them all - it's a gradual process.

Nicholas Sparks
Nicholas Sparks
I only have four of his books so far but when I see one at a good price (or even not) I will buy it.

Jodi Picoult
Jodi Picoult
Not so much now, but a few years back I bought all of her most recent books - I think I have about six.

Well... this is awkward... but that's them all at the moment... either that or my brain is fried as I'm currently choked up with the flu.


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  1. did you hear that a "new" Tolkien book is releasing soon? My TTT

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    1. I think I did hear about it somewhere... Something is at the back of my mind I just can't quite remember.

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  2. I don't really auto-buy any authors either, but there are some who I auto-look-at, if you see what I mean!

    Here's my TTT

    Claire @ Book Blog Bird

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    1. Yes, I totally understand what you mean!

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