Books To Read This Fall

Bid goodbye to the breezy summer read falls impending approach heralds the arrival of some heavyweight literary hitters.

Books to read this fall. Sep 3 2020 this. Just in time for the new season the o team compiled a list of. By adam rathe and liz cantrell.

Casey plett updated september 3 2020. Books are booming this fall in no small part due to the novel coronavirus pandemic. I personally prefer somewhere wedged between bodhi and rumi.

Taking place in settings ranging from prague to the prairies these books are here to help you dream on. It s that chilly bit of fall where you can feel winter looming and the atmosphere of this book captures it so much. Buzzy novels compulsively readable memoirs and a few guilty pleasures.

The publishing industry has had its share of virus related setbacks and many new books that were scheduled to come out earlier this year have had their publication dates pushed back to this fall a time most publishers were initially planning to avoid because of the perils of marketing a new book during the. The 17 books we can t wait to read this fall. This is the perfect book to read in late october or early november as november 1st is when the races take place.

September 22nd will bring the fall equinox and in the blink of an eye we ll all begin to notice the change of season and for many of us this will mean the autumnal breeze and crisp leaves will inspire us to throw on a cozy sweater and curl up in our favorite nook by the window to drink a hot drink while reading a pageturner. Tuck your phone away in another room brew a mug of tea or coffee and find the coziest place in your house. As much as we love christmas page turners beach bag fare and getting into a spring fling with a great read there s just something about fall that makes us want to cozy up with an absorbing story.

The scorpio races by maggie stiefvater. Schwab s magical epic the invisible life of addie larue and alexis henderson s debut the year of the witching as well as some reads that evoke that classic cozy autumn vibe. F or the publishing industry the disruption caused by the covid 19 pandemic meant that many books slated for spring and summer of this year were moved to the fall.