Tuesday, December 11, 2012

Top Ten New To Me Authors I Read in 2012

I don't have a lot of blogging time this week, but it's Tuesday and this week's Top Ten list at The Broke and the Bookish sounded like one I could manage: Top Ten New To me Authors I Read in 2012: 
 Interesting. When I started going through my list of books read this year, I figured that most of them were new-to-me authors, but I did read quite a few from favorite authors also.  I enjoyed all ten of these very much and would certainly be interested in reading another book by any of these authors.

How about you?

What new-to-you authors did YOU try in 2012?

(For my list of new-to-me kid/teen/YA authors, check out my list at Great Books for Kids and Teens).
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6 comments:

  1. Somewhere Only We Know8:11 PM

    New follower! I'm not familiar with any of these, but I'm always open to checking out some new stuff. Well I've heard of The Night Circus, but I haven't read it.

    Check out my TTT.

    Sandy @ Somewhere Only We Know

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  2. wcs538:34 PM

    Nice list. My wife discovered Diana Gabaldon this year and went on to read almost everything she has written. They just seem like too big for me. Check out my TTT.

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  3. Sue Jackson8:53 PM

    Welcome, Sandy!

    William -

    My husband also read Outlander but didn't like it as much as I did. They are very long books, though! I'm not sure I will manage more than one a year ;)

    Sue

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  4. Christine9:16 PM

    If I got a quarter every time I saw Night Circus on a list I'd be rich- I need to read it, apparently!

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  5. Tanya Patrice9:44 PM

    Interesting list! Watson's book was my favorite in 2011 - I hope he comes out with another one soon. And for some reason, I tend to read mostly new authors, so I love this list as it reminds me to go back and read books from authors I've already read and loved.

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  6. Sue Jackson8:18 AM

    Tanya -

    Actually, I think that S.J. Watson is a woman!

    I tend to read mostly new authors, too, so this was an easy list for me!

    Sue

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