Favorite female author?

Contributor: Nazaress Nazaress
My favorite female author (and favorite author period) is Ellen Hopkins. No matter how old I get, I will never stop reading her books. She recently started writing adult books in addition to young adult books, though, so I guess I can read books for my age SOMETIMES. I read her first one, Triangles, not that long ago and I like it. It has some racy stuff in it (it's about affairs and midlife crises) and it's definitely a bit different from her YA books. Then again, her YA books weren't exactly "kid-friendly" to begin with. That's why I love her. She tells the truth about teenagers and doesn't ignore things that are actually happening to teens today, like drugs, abuse, and prostitution.
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Urusala K. LeGuin

The Wizard of Earthsea was a great series.

Madeleine L'Engle

I don't care much for how religious her works are, especially the last couple in the series.
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Contributor: Princess-Kayla ♥ Princess-Kayla ♥
J.K. Rowling. For sure.
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Contributor: Dreaus Dreaus
I like Sue Graffton. she has a good series going.
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Contributor: wdanas wdanas
Jacqueline Carey has some very good books. They can be a bit of heavy reading, but have an interesting and unique setting.
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I second that Kayla, J.K. Rowling
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Contributor: x203 x203
I have almost every book by Hopkins. She's my favorite too
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Contributor: kitty1949 kitty1949
Sylvia Plath. She's predominately a poet, but The Bell Jar is one of my favorite novels ever.
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Contributor: Jaimes Jaimes
Hands down, Ayn Rand.

I've read nearly everything she's published, including plays and philosophy. Too many newsletters and essays to keep up with, but I have a whole lifetime for that!
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Tamora Pierce!
Dianne Setterfield.
I also really like Madeleine L'Engle's books.
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Contributor: hyacinthgirl hyacinthgirl
Maud Hart Lovelace.

Books written in the 1940's that show female friendship as a healthy, good thing? That show a girl who pines over a jerk realizing what a dud the guy is and giving him a fantastic brush-off? Parents being equally supportive of ambitious and non-ambitious daughters? That teach that the most important component of any marriage is respect? Shocking! I can't praise them highly enough to any mother with daughters or any aunt with nieces or any woman in general.

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Contributor: Ganconagh Ganconagh
Anne Rice
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Anne Rice or J.K. Rowling. Both very different, both very good.
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Robin Hobb, love the Tawny Man trilogy.
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