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It's always hard when people ask me if I got any favorite books because as a bookworm and a book lover I read most of everything and it's really difficult having to choose just one or a few of the many books I've read and love and let other great ones aside. So I'll name my favorite authors instead (not by order of liking, only by order of memory lol because I suck at remembering names)
1- Bernard Cornwell: He writes history based novels, mostly about the people who helped form England, using real historical data and evidence. One of his book series was turned into a show on BBC (if I am not mistaken) and you can watch it also on Netflix. The name of the show is The Last Kingdom the same name as the book series most popularly known as The Saxon Chronicles.
2- Karen Harter: She writes family conflicts novels, and unfortunately I could not find in Brazil any of her other books, which is a total shame because she writes amazingly well and you get wrapped up in the story very easily. The only book I got to read from her is Autumn Blue.
3- Jane Austen: A classical novelist, amazing writer and most of us have either read her work or watched the movies based on her novels. Her writing is just perfect, the constructions of her characters are equally great. I cannot pick one of her novels and say it's my favorite because I love them all.
4- Leo Tolstoi: I am in love with his work and I still need to read some of the books he's published.
5- Dostoievski: Just amazing, all of his books, all of his work, simply amazing.
6- Castro Alves: Brazilian poet from the 19th century, he mostly wrote about slavery. He was an abolitionist and used his work to defend this cause and end slavery once and for all in Brazil. I think some of his work can be found online and in English.
Ok these are just some of my favorite authors, I'll post more as soon as I remember more names lol I'd love to know yours.
1- Bernard Cornwell: He writes history based novels, mostly about the people who helped form England, using real historical data and evidence. One of his book series was turned into a show on BBC (if I am not mistaken) and you can watch it also on Netflix. The name of the show is The Last Kingdom the same name as the book series most popularly known as The Saxon Chronicles.
2- Karen Harter: She writes family conflicts novels, and unfortunately I could not find in Brazil any of her other books, which is a total shame because she writes amazingly well and you get wrapped up in the story very easily. The only book I got to read from her is Autumn Blue.
3- Jane Austen: A classical novelist, amazing writer and most of us have either read her work or watched the movies based on her novels. Her writing is just perfect, the constructions of her characters are equally great. I cannot pick one of her novels and say it's my favorite because I love them all.
4- Leo Tolstoi: I am in love with his work and I still need to read some of the books he's published.
5- Dostoievski: Just amazing, all of his books, all of his work, simply amazing.
6- Castro Alves: Brazilian poet from the 19th century, he mostly wrote about slavery. He was an abolitionist and used his work to defend this cause and end slavery once and for all in Brazil. I think some of his work can be found online and in English.
Ok these are just some of my favorite authors, I'll post more as soon as I remember more names lol I'd love to know yours.
