Fall is one of the best seasons for tackling your list of ‘must-read’ books. While it’s great to read year-round, there’s something about the crisp air and coziness of Fall that makes you want to curl up with a good book.
If you’re starting to get in the reading mood but don’t know what book you want to start, have no fear! Given all the recommendations from avid readers on TikTok and other social media platforms, I’ve been able to compile a solid list of books you may want to read this fall.
The Ex Hex by Erin Sterling
Since we’ve already entered October, you may be in the mood for something that reminds you of Halloween. However, not all of us want to read a scary novel, so a witchy romance novel is a great option. This book is a fun, easy read about witches, breakups, curses, and love.
The Others of Edenwell by Verity M. Holloway
If you’re looking for something a little more spooky, this new historical horror could be right up your alley. This fiction novel takes place on an unsettling Norfolk retreat in 1917 and follows two friends battling their own demons as well as some dark spirits.
Normal People by Sally Rooney
Sally Rooney is quite the trending author these days, and “Normal People” still has people reeling since it was published in 2018 and turned into a hit television series in 2020. As a complicated love story that follows two students with polar opposite social lives as they evolve through high school, college, and adulthood, something about it is reminiscent of autumn. It’s bound to have you rooting for love.
Class by Stephanie Land
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If you loved watching the heartwarming and inspiring series “Maid,” which came out in 2021 and was based on Stephanie Land’s popular memoir, you’ll definitely want to read her latest follow-up memoir, “Class.” Following “Maid,” Stephanie describes the trials and victories of returning to school, pursuing her writing career, and supporting her young daughter while living under the poverty line.
Rouge by Mona Awad
While this may sound like an odd combination, if you love a good eerie story and the beauty world, this new read from Mona Awad, who also wrote the hit novel “Bunny,” would be a good choice for you. Following a young woman exploring the mysterious death of her estranged, beauty-obsessed mother, Rouge is another fascinating tale perfect for the Halloween season.
The Simple Wild by K.A. Tucker
If you’re living in a metropolitan area or big city and wish you could live somewhere more rural for the season of changing colors, you can live vicariously through the Main Character in this romance novel. The main character, Calla, leaves her life in the city to reconnect with her dad in a remote frontier town in Alaska and falls in love with a mysterious pilot along the way.
Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë
The fall is a great time to embrace the classics, and many agree that “Wuthering Heights” is one of those classics. The complex, romantic Gothic fiction novel follows a passionate tale that still has people shaken since it was first published in 1847.
Hopefully, this list has helped you decide which stories you’d like to dive into this fall season. Don’t forget to treat yourself here and there to some cozy reading time, as there’s truly nothing like it.
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