It's in the mid-70s where I live, and I saw a singular tree starting to change a couple days ago...so now we're going to break out ALL the fall vibes, everybody! I can't wait to share some more stories and about my plans and life. But in the meantime, I'm going to create the ultimate list of Fall Books.

We can't deny that there are some books which go better with another season. So here's a list of books full of colors, cozy sweaters, warm coffee, pumpkin, and the color orange. 

I promise these won't all be classics, but goodness--the falling leaves aesthetic is strong with this story. This one pairs beautifully with a cup of warm chai and a view of falling leaves in the rain. It's tragic and dark, but the ending is wonderful. This book is best read if you get rid of any preconceived notions and take it for what it is--the tragedy of toxic family cycles, and the beauty of deciding to break them.

What's more autumn than an enchanted circus/carnival vibe? "Almost everything, Faith," you might say. I don't know--I've always associated autumn with carnivals, because of the county fair and the fact tha those colors are best with crisp fall air and apple cider. Hence why I recommend this book. If you're a fan of magic and circuses, check this book out.

This might be a children's book, but is there anything with more of an autumn kick to it? The county fair scene gets me. I absolutely love this story--it's such an important part of my childhood. Living in New England, where the book is set, makes me able to visualize the fall scenes so beautifully--the trees are all so beautiful. If this was a childhood favorite, fall is the perfect time for a reread.

I don't think this book is set in the fall, but enchanted books! Books where the characters come to life! The entire series is worth a read--it's been one of my favorites for years. The characters are all bright and colorful like fallen leaves, and the story is a wonderful example of the war between good and evil.