Let’s Talk Bookish is a weekly meme originally created and hosted by Rukky @ Eternity Books starting in August 2019, and was then cohosted by Dani @ Literary Lion from May 2020 to March 2022. Since April 2022, the meme moved to another host, Aria @ Book Nook Bits.
Let’s Talk Bookish is a meme where participants discuss specific topics, share their opinions, and share their love by visiting each other’s posts.
The topic is
Fall TBR
Prompts
It’s almost fall! Are there books you’re looking forwards to reading as the weather gets cooler? Do you like to read specific kinds of books during fall? Are there any kinds of books you absolutely cannot read during fall?
As the vibrant shades of orange and gold start to sweep across the landscape, and the air grows cool and crisp, the transition into fall signals not only a change in weather but also in our reading habits. Fall evokes a certain coziness, making it the ideal season to curl up with a good book, whether you’re wrapped in a blanket, sipping a warm drink, or basking in the glow of a candlelit room.
With fall approaching, are there any books you’re excited to dive into as the temperatures drop?
Why Fall is the Ideal Reading Season
Fall brings an irresistible sense of comfort and calm, beckoning us indoors as the days grow shorter. The quiet chill in the air is the perfect companion to a good book, especially one that draws you in and makes you forget about the world outside. Whether it’s the wind rustling through the trees or the patter of rain on the window, these natural elements heighten the reading experience, allowing for a deeper connection with the story. But what kinds of books are best suited for this cozy season?
Do You Prefer Certain Genres During Fall?
Some books seem to complement the mood of fall more than others. From spine-tingling mysteries to feel-good romances, many readers find themselves gravitating towards specific genres as the weather cools.
Books to Cozy Up With This Fall:
1. Mysteries and Thrillers
As the evenings darken earlier and the cool air hints at something eerie, there’s no better time to dive into a suspenseful mystery or a heart-pounding thriller. The atmospheric tension of autumn naturally enhances these reads, making every twist and turn even more thrilling.
- “The Hitchcock Hotel” by Stephanie Wrobel
- “Midnight” by Amy McCulloch
2. Heartwarming Romances
Autumn is a season of warmth, both in its colors and its coziness. What better way to embrace that warmth than with a heartwarming romance? Picture love blossoming in pumpkin patches, cozy cafés, or under soft blankets by the fire — these books will give you all the feels as the air grows colder.
- “Ready or Not” by Cara Bastone
- Pumpkin Spice Peril by Jenn McKinlay
- “Mrs. Nash’s Ashes” by Sarah Adler
- Beach Read by Emily Henry
3. Fantasy and Magical Realism
Fall’s mystical and enchanting energy creates the perfect atmosphere for fantasy novels and magical realism. Escaping into a world of magic, mythical creatures, and the extraordinary seems especially fitting in this season of transformation.
- “Immortal Dark” by Tigest Girma
- The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue by V.E. Schwab
- “A Short Walk Through a Wide World” by Douglas Westerbeke
- The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern
here some more suggestions to read during this fall season
- “The Office Party” by Alexis Hall
- “Autumn in the City” by Sarah Morgan
- “A Taste of Fall” by Emily Stone
- “Corporate Crush” by Tessa Bailey
- “Sweater Weather and Sweethearts” by Kate Hewitt
- “Falling for the Pumpkin Patch” by Jennifer Snow
Are There Genres You Avoid in Fall?
In the fall, many readers tend to gravitate toward moody, atmospheric stories that match the changing weather, which often means that some genres can feel a little out of place. Of course, this all depends on personal reading preferences, and some may enjoy a little seasonal contrast! For those who love deep, atmospheric tales, fall is the perfect time to immerse in genres like gothic fiction, historical mysteries, dark academia, or moody literary fiction.
As fall’s crisp air and golden hues set in, I’m curious about your reading preferences!
What genres or types of books do you find yourself gravitating towards during the fall season? Are there any specific titles you’re excited to read as the temperatures drop?
I’d love to hear your fall reading picks and any genres you prefer—or even those you tend to avoid during this cozy time of year!






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