As autumn takes hold in Northeast Pennsylvania, the air is crisp and the leaves are turning, making it the perfect time to cozy up with a book and a warm drink. Whether you’re sipping on apple cider or indulging in a pumpkin spice latte, there’s nothing like a good read to complement the season’s vibe. Here are some book recommendations to set the perfect fall mood.
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Book: “Twilight”
Author: Stephenie Meyer
Autumn Granza suggests “Twilight” for an ideal blend of romance and mystery, perfect for fall. The novel is set in the real town of Forks, Washington, where Granza recently explored the setting’s rainy ambiance and the nearby Olympic National Park. The story follows Bella Swan, who moves to Forks and falls in love with Edward Cullen, a vampire. The mix of love, suspense, and the moody atmosphere make it a great autumn read. For more on the seasonal setting, check out “hoa hoa” season.
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Book: “Looking for Alaska”
Author: John Green
Kailey Seitz and Molly Moran recommend “Looking for Alaska” for its themes of change and transformation, echoing the essence of autumn. The book provides a cozy yet thought-provoking reading experience, fitting for the season.
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Book: “The Pumpkin Spice Cafe”
Author: Laurie Gilmore
Kailey Gustinucci recommends “The Pumpkin Spice Cafe,” a charming romance novel filled with fall vibes, a bit of spice, and a lovable grumpy male main character. It captures the essence of a small town and is reminiscent of “Gilmore Girls.”
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Book: “Truly Devious”
Author: Maureen Johnson
For those who enjoy a mystery as Halloween approaches, Sarah Scinto suggests “Truly Devious.” The book is set at Ellingham Academy, a private school in Vermont with a dark past involving a cold case. The protagonist, Stevie Bell, is determined to solve the mystery. The series, which extends over several books, is perfect for those who enjoy a suspenseful cliffhanger.
Stay tuned for the next Bookmarks edition on October 11, where we’ll explore your favorite fantasy reads. If you have a fantasy book you love, email sarahscinto@wvia.org with Bookmarks in the subject line.
