What is your favorite colour and who are your favorite authors?

I like all colors except blue, but I like pink the most. My favorite authors are Enid Blyton, Roald Dahl, David Walliams and I also liked Markus Zusak. I've only read one of Markus's books, that is "The Book Thief" but that book is really nice. (Enid Blyton's books take up three piles in the cupboard where I keep my books!)

Can't wait to read your replies!

@sriyamathur said in #1:
> I like all colors except blue, but I like pink the most. My favorite authors are Enid Blyton, Roald Dahl, David Walliams and I also liked Markus Zusak. I've only read one of Markus's books, that is "The Book Thief" but that book is really nice. (Enid Blyton's books take up three piles in the cupboard where I keep my books!)
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> Can't wait to read your replies!
I like fuchsia, mint green and gold. My favorite authors are plenty, with Enid Blyton, Roald Dahl, David Walliams, Cindy Calligan and much more. My most favorite is Rick Riordan, the author of Percy Jackson! :))

@srinikamathur said in #2:
> I like fuchsia, mint green and gold. My favorite authors are plenty, with Enid Blyton, Roald Dahl, David Walliams, Cindy Calligan and much more. My most favorite is Rick Riordan, the author of Percy Jackson! :))

I knew you'd say that he was your favorite author!

Color: Green. Authors: Paulo Coelho, Fyodor Dostoyevsky

Purple H G Wells

Midnight blue and Martin Heidegger

Mint green and Arthur Schopenhauer

Mint green and Arthur Schopenhauer

Blue.
Lee Child, Stephen King,Dean Koontz,John Steinbeck, Louis la' mour, John Grisham( A Painted House really reminded me of Steinbeck), Ben Bova,Charles Sheffield and too many other sci-fi authors to list. James Joyce, Leon Uris, Thucydides ( history of the Peloponnesian wars), Mark Twain.
I could go on forever,lol, I've been reading for 60 years and have always had broad tastes and a love of reading.

@Dukedog said in #8:
> Blue.
> Lee Child, Stephen King,Dean Koontz,John Steinbeck, Louis la' mour, John Grisham( A Painted House really reminded me of Steinbeck), Ben Bova,Charles Sheffield and too many other sci-fi authors to list. James Joyce, Leon Uris, Thucydides ( history of the Peloponnesian wars), Mark Twain.
> I could go on forever,lol, I've been reading for 60 years and have always had broad tastes and a love of reading.

I have a lot of books at my home too, at least 140+ books. I think I forgot to mention that I liked the books of the author of The World of Norm and Cindy Callaghan and much more authors.