1. Jane Austen 5 Favorites

2. Cassandra Austen  Jane’s best friend and sister growing up. Biggest supporter when starting out on a new novel

3. Sir Winston Churchill  Great fan of Austen’s work and was fascinated by the way of life presented in her novels.

4. Oprah  Oprah would definitely be Jane’s friends because they are both females that have become successful

5. Taylor Swift  The might become friends because they both began their careers at young ages.

6. Princess Diana  She’s like Jane by breaking all the rules, divorcing the heir to the throne could be like breaking all the stereotypes for women.

7. 5 Blocked

8. Patricia Rozema  Canadian filmmaker who was willing to change some of Jane’s ideas in her novel and bring it into a movie

9. Charles Dickens  He was a male writer shortly after her time. His writing style is pretty different from hers as he uses many pages of descriptive while Jane uses catchy dialogue

10. Richard Crosby  Was Jane’s first publisher to be, but he never published the book she had to demand it back

11. Prince Regent  Was a fan of Austen’s novels but Jane disliked of his politics and wanted nothing to do with him.

12. Susan Fraiman  Is a literary critic that dislikes Austen’s work so for Jane’s better interest she should definitely block out what she has to say.

13. JK Rowling 5 Favorites

14. Stephenie Meyer  Both very popular female authors and have brought many young adults joy from reading their books, both moms were never really planned on being authors.

15. Daniel Radcliffe  Plays Harry Potter in the movies and is a big fan and is part of the reason the movies are so popular

16. J.R.R Tolkien  Inspired many of her ideas of magical beings from his fiction work of The Lord of the Rings.

17. Arthur Levine  The man who brought the Harry Potter books to the U.S. and published them under the Scholastic® name.

18. C.S.Lewis  Another famous author that wrote about fantasy but also had a Christian background

19. 5 Blocked

20. Steven Vander Ark  He tried to publish the Harry Potter Lexicon as his own even though it was just rewording all of JK Rowling’s ideas

21. Dr. Diane Purkiss  Is a professor that doesn’t think Rowling “properly used” the myths of witchcraft in her novels.

22. Anthony Holden  Absolutely despises JK Rowling’s work and believes it is not worthy of some of the award bestowed on it.

23. Dr. James Dobson  An editor of Focus on the Family which is a Christen group that claims the Harry Potter books are inspiring young people to get involved in witchcraft.

24. Eoin Colfer  May not like JK Rowling because of her success in her series of books compared to his.