Top Ten Tuesday: Top Ten Author Duos You’d LOVE To See Write A Book Together

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“A writer’s brain is like a magician’s hat. If you’re going to get anything out of it, you have to put something in it first.” ― Louis L’Amour

It’s Top Ten Tuesday again and this week, The Broke and the Bookish put the spotlight on the people behind the words, the authors!

October 13: Top Ten Author Duos You’d LOVE To See Write A Book Together

This will take a lot of time but I will try to do it quick! 😀

So here are the duos that I would love to see, hopefully!

1. Kiera Cass + Colleen Hoover = Fairytalish  and suspense/mystery YA

The Selection (The Selection, #1)Never Never (Never Never, #1)

2. Rainbow Rowell + Graeme Simsion = Ultimate book with odd yet lovable characters

Eleanor & ParkThe Rosie Project (Don Tillman #1)

3. Anthony Doerr +  Alice Walker = Ultimate historical fiction

All the Light We Cannot SeeThe Color Purple

4. Alice Sebold + Jojo Moyes = Ultimate tearjerker

The Lovely BonesMe Before You (Me Before You, #1)

5. Stephen King + James Patterson = Ultimate sci-fi mystery thriller

11/22/631st to Die (Women's Murder Club, #1)

6. Jodi Picoult + Liane Moriarty = Ultimate mystery/romance/family novel

Leaving TimeThe Husband's Secret

7. E. Lockhart + Gillian Flynn = Ultimately ‘insane’ story

We Were LiarsGone Girl

8. Paulo Coelho + Markus Zusak = Ultimate inspiring and spiritually deep novel

The AlchemistI Am the Messenger

9. Gayle Forman + Robert Galbraith = Ultimate love and mystery thriller

If I Stay (If I Stay, #1)The Silkworm (Cormoran Strike, #2)

10.  Mitch Albom + Nicholas Sparks = THE BEST NOVEL EVER! 😀 ❤ (Sorry for fangirling!)

The Five People You Meet in HeavenThe Notebook (The Notebook, #1)

That’s it!

Share your thoughts to me, please! 😀

And your links, too!

🙂

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49 thoughts on “Top Ten Tuesday: Top Ten Author Duos You’d LOVE To See Write A Book Together”

      1. Because it is also the name of a famous economist. When I so the book for the first time, I had a doubt it was a fake name but I did not know JKR used it.
        Did you enjoy the book ? By the way, if you ever find time, I highly recommend reading Harry Potter books. But there are seven of them….

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      2. Really? An economist? I didn’t know that! Haha

        Yes! I love the book and I am looking forward to it.

        Hmmm…. I really don’t know what’s keeping me from trying a Harry Potter book…

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      1. Yes I loved it. I love books like that. I want to read another book I heard is similar called The Luckiest Girl Alive.

        You should really start a book club! You have great suggestions.

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  17. I still haven’t read Eleanor and Park yet but I loved The Rosie Project.. and I can kind of see them blending well together 🙂 And ugh, E. Lockhart and Gillian Flynn would write the most insane, unreliable narrator ever. I don’t know if I’d be able to deal.

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