What are some good reads for autumn? Can be spooky or otherwise. Some of my favorites are The Secret History (dark academia vibes seem to always be perfect for fall) and Vampires of el Norte. Thanks in advance !
Have you ever tried the Truly Devious series by Maureen Johnson? I absolutely adore her, and while these books are YA, I really enjoyed them. It’s a boarding school setting, fabulous witty character, murder mystery, and the main character deals with panic attacks/anxiety which I appreciated.
Can’t Spell Treason without Tea and The SpellShop are good autumn fantasy cozies that can do no wrong!
Happy reading!
PrincessMurderMitten on
The September House by Carissa Orlando
It’s a beautifully written book about a haunted house, a marriage and survival.
Seductive_Bagel on
check out slewfoot by brom and a dowry of blood by st gibson!
BelmontIncident on
A Night in the Lonesome October by Zelazny
Ok_Cup_763 on
-Small town big magic,
-The very secret Society of irregular witches,
-The ex hex,
-Witch of wild things,
-The only purple house in town
TheWatcherInTheLake on
As a fellow fan of *The Secret History* I’d suggest *The Historian* by Elizabeth Kostova.
It’s got academia, melancholy and spookiness (but not gore) and it’s a beautiful journey through Eastern Europe and history.
6 Comments
October/autumn reads are always cozy to me!
Have you ever tried the Truly Devious series by Maureen Johnson? I absolutely adore her, and while these books are YA, I really enjoyed them. It’s a boarding school setting, fabulous witty character, murder mystery, and the main character deals with panic attacks/anxiety which I appreciated.
Can’t Spell Treason without Tea and The SpellShop are good autumn fantasy cozies that can do no wrong!
Happy reading!
The September House by Carissa Orlando
It’s a beautifully written book about a haunted house, a marriage and survival.
check out slewfoot by brom and a dowry of blood by st gibson!
A Night in the Lonesome October by Zelazny
-Small town big magic,
-The very secret Society of irregular witches,
-The ex hex,
-Witch of wild things,
-The only purple house in town
As a fellow fan of *The Secret History* I’d suggest *The Historian* by Elizabeth Kostova.
It’s got academia, melancholy and spookiness (but not gore) and it’s a beautiful journey through Eastern Europe and history.