Any recommendations for great books to read in Autumn/Fall? Anything cosy,spooky, fall vibes.

[Abi]

I'd love to hear your recommendations to add to my TBR list now we're in the autumn/ fall months

[Hannah]

Hollow Heathens by Nicole Fiorina! it's a lil spicy, lil spooky! the author is an amazing person too so that's a plus :)

[Abi]

ooh Hannah, that sounds right up my alley, thank you!

[Kaitlyn]

Assistant to the villain was a book I just finished and it definitely gives fall vibes! Also check out Rachel Gillig’s series, I believe it’s called one dark window

[Ciara♡]

The Stags series is a YA thriller and is just the perfect series

[Ciara♡]

there is also a splash of romace

[Ciara♡]

romance*

[Elana]

If you're into cute witchy romances, The Kiss Curse is fantastic!

[Abi]

oooth thank you lovelies, I'll check them out and if I like the sound of them I'll add them to my Fall TBR!

[Danielle]

Just posted some of mine on IG & TikTok. I also made myself a #fallvibes shelf here on Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/review/list...

[Abi]

oooh thank you, I'll take a look!

[Gustavo]

Hey guys, Check out my new book on Amazon - Laura of Nix, let me know what you think :)

[Emma]

Finished Never Lie not too long ago! Also anything by Gillian Flynn

[Abi]

ooh thanks Emma

[ReadwithA]

Dark academia books are perfect for fall, you should read the ninth house, the secret history or if we were villans. I also think reading classics are perfect during the fall, try frankenstein or the count of monte cristo. Some of these are on my fall tbr.

[megan]

the other ones

[Aleesha]

I think I'm going to jump back into A Discovery of Witches trilogy. If you love dark academia, this one's right up your alley, it's got witches and vampires and daemons, and a missing alchemy book that gets rediscovered by accident. It's loaded with atmosphere and beautiful writing. Some will say it's slow, but really, you just have to marinate yourself in all the vibes.

If you want something shorter and lighter... Wild is the Witch is really good. It's set in the Northwest US, involves a curse gone awry and a runaway owl and a hike through the forest. It's YA so a bit easier to get through, but I read it last year and literally cannot stop thinking about it to this day.

[Abi]

thank you so much all of you :)