I’ve been really into fall this year, and I think it’s because temperatures still average about 90 degrees here every day. Being super into fall themes helps me feel like fall is actually here, even though it doesn’t feel like it where I am. Second, I walked into a mall last week (it was not even officially fall yet) and half of the stores were decorated for Christmas. There wasn’t even a Halloween decoration in sight. That is completely unacceptable to me. Fall deserves its time!
In honor of celebrating fall and rainy weather to the fullest, today, I thought I would share with you the books I believe are the best books to read in the fall. Let’s keep that fall spirit as alive as possible!
The Best Books to Read in the Fall
Harry Potter
It’s probably the back-to-school start and all the rain, but Harry Potter will forever mean fall to me. This year, I’m reading through Harry Potter
The Hunger Games
Something about adventures and revolution seems to go along in the fall. I’m not sure why The Hunger Games Trilogy
The October Country
The October Country
Redwall
Redwall
A Series of Unfortunate Events
A Series of Unfortunate Events
Howl’s Moving Castle
Stories of magic and adventure remind me of fall. I think if I had to guess which time spirits would walk the earth, I would definitely pick fall. I guess out ancestors felt that way too, which is why Halloween exists! Get it all in Howl’s Moving Castle
Smoke and Mirrors
Smoke and Mirrors
The Gemma Doyle Trilogy
The deep primal way that magic is addressed in this series of books makes The Gemma Doyle Trilogy
The Lord of the Rings
What better way to celebrate fall weather than by curling up and reading epic adventures? After Harry Potter, I’ll probably have to tackle The Lord of the Rings
The Time Traveler’s Wife
Time travel is weird, and The Time Traveler’s Wife
Tell me, what are your favorite books to re-read in the fall? Or do you prefer to read new books every year?
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