Our Favorite Authors

Author of over 60 books including the YA Classic, Flowers in the Attic.

She may have died nearly 200 years ago, but her books (Pride & Prejudice) are still popular with girls of all ages today.  This site includes information about Jane and her books along with links to other Austen sites.

Author of a variety of books for children & teens, including the 2003 Newbery Award Winner Crispin: The Cross of Lead.

Fantasy writer who has penned the series The Great Tree of Avalon and The Lost Years of Merlin.

Winner of the Newbery Honor, her books include Best Foot Forward and Hope Was Here.

Goth chick, coffee lover, and writer of the Modern Tale of Faerie books (Valiant) and co-author of the Spiderwick Chronicles with Toni DiTerlizzi.

Author of the Gemma Doyle trilogy (A Great & Terrible Beauty).

Herbie (a name I just love to say) is the author of the Faerie Wars series.

One of YA's most popular and prolific authors.  Some of her more popular works includes the Princess Diaries Series, the Mediator Series, and Avalon High.  This site is a must for fans who want to keep up all the new books she is putting out!

Read more about her Morganville Vampire series (and watch in fascination as Eve's eyes follow your cursor around the computer screen).

Author of the Land of Elyon series.

Sci-Fi and Fantasy fans can find out more about Artemis Fowl on this comprehensive site.

Susan has been writing books for more than 30 years.  Her Dark is Rising series has won her both a Newbery Honor and Award.

Fashion advice, a blog of the author's thoughts on a variety of subjects, and information on her books (including the Blue Bloods series) can be found here.

Homepage of one of Fantasy's gurus.  His YA titles include The Blue Girl and Little [grrrrl] Lost.

YA Chick Lit author whose work includes the much loved Just Listen and The Truth About Forever.

Check out the latest information on the new Inkheart movie and discover what else this German author has been up to.

Printz prize winner John Green's official site (which talks about his books Looking for Alaska and An Abundance of Katherines) is accessible through the above link.  You can also check out his Nerdfighter site here.

Author of Goosegirl and the Newbery Honor book The Princess Academy.

This website is a Hoot.  (Ha!  See what I did there?)

Alex Rider's official web site.

Meow!  The Warrior Cats site has book info, news, and games.

Did you know that there are more than 18 Redwall books?  This site can help you keep them in order.

This site includes not only information about Maureen & her books (which includes Devilish and 13 Little Blue Envelopes), but also travel tips, a podcast, and a blog.  Be sure and check it out.  This chick is completely made of awesome.

This site has some of the creepiest creatures I've ever seen!  I mean, really creepy.  Like I might have nightmares.  Oh, and it also has some information about his Children of the Lamp series.

Join in on Bobby Pendragon's adventures on this site.

Author of the popular Twilight Saga (Twilight, New Moon, and Eclipse).  Her site offers links to fan sites, deleted materials from the books, and information on the upcoming movie!

Australian author of several fantasy series including the Abhorsen Trilogy and The Keys to the Kingdom.

Did you know that Christopher was only 15 when he wrote Eragon?  Find out more about Christopher and his books on this site.

The guy behind the His Dark Materials books (which includes The Golden Compass).

The tres bonne site of everyone's favorite British school girl Georgia Nicolson (whose confessions started with Angus, Thongs and Full Frontal Snogging).

Harry Potter.  That's all you need to know.

Author of the Septimus Heap series for YAs and the Araminta Spookie series for Juniors.

He looks too sweet to have written the Cirque du Freak books, no?

Enter the world of the Ruin Mist chronicles.

Author of the Bartimaeus trilogy.

YA's sci-fi god rules his kingdom from this website.