Happy Fall everyone! It’s time to celebrate this month with some new reads. I’m so excited to take part in this fun fall inspired book tag. Thank you to I’m All Booked Up for tagging me. I’m looking forward to sharing my favorite reads along with some on my TBR list. Let’s get into the rules!
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Fall Bucket List Book Tag
Light a Scented Candle
a book that is light hearted
What I Learned from The Trees is a collection of poems by L.E. Bowman. It’s the perfect book for fall, as each piece contains a blend of humanity and nature. These poems remind us to appreciate the beauty that surrounds us each day, along with nurturing our relationships with ourselves, others, and with nature.
Drink Pumpkin Spiced Lattes
a book that has a lot of hype
Any book by Stephen King is bound to get a lot of hype, which is exactly why so many are talking about Fairy Tale. Early on in the pandemic King asked himself, “What could you write that would make you happy?” This question lead him to dive into the depths of his imagination and create a world of magic. It’s a tale of good versus evil and we’re ready for the ride!
Go Apple Picking
a book that has fun friendships
The friendship between Abby and Gretchen in My Best Friend’s Exorcism was heartwarming. Despite the story being about an exorcism, there were a lot of fun moments in this book. Grady Hendrix did a wonderful job establishing the relationship between these two characters, especially describing how they’d first met. There’s a nostalgic element to his writing that I think many of us can relate to when it comes to childhood friendships. He had you rooting for them until the end. Read my full review here.
Wear a Cozy Sweater
a book that warms your heart
Chapter and Curse is a cozy mystery that will warm your heart. Elizabeth Penney did a wonderful job capturing the beauty and charm of one of the oldest bookshops in Cambridge, England along with its surroundings. With a beautiful setting, likeable characters, and a whodunit mystery at hand, I’m certain genre lovers will love this story. Read my full review here.
Bake Cinnamon Rolls
a character who’s a talented chef
The Adventurous Eaters Club is a book that encourages families to get creative in the kitchen. Written by actor and philanthropist, Misha Collins, and journalist and historian, Vicki Collins, they share hundreds of fun recipes that they’ve created with their children to encourage them to eat healthy, all while developing a relationship with real foods. Say goodbye to processed foods and hello to fresh fruits and vegetables that the entire family can enjoy.
Jump Into a Pile of Leaves
a book that made you jump for joy
The Lost Village is the latest novel that I’ve added to my TBR list for fall. It’s described as The Blair Witch Project meets Midsommar. The story follows a documentary filmmaker, Alice, as she visits “The Lost Village” to uncover the truth behind the residents that vanished in 1959. Alice and her crew soon discover that they’re not alone. As a horror and thriller lover, I can’t wait to start reading this one.
I’m Tagging…
1) Read and Review It
3) Mind Beauty Simplicity
4) Simple Luxuries
5) The Bashful Bookworm
Thank you again to I’m All Booked Up for including me in this fun tag! If you enjoyed this post, I encourage you to participate too! Be sure to tag the original creator and let me know. I’d love to hear what you’ve been reading and what your picks are for this fall. For more posts relating to blogging and fun tags like this, visit my tag here.
ooo some great fall reads on here! Stephen king is hit or miss for me, so I’ll definitely check out fairytale but I’m not going in with crazy expectations. Have you ever read any Dean Koontz? He’s also a bit hit or miss but Phantoms is BRILLIANT and reminds me of SK 🙂
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I agree that SK can be a hit or miss! The synopsis sounds promising so I’m hoping it’ll be a great one. I haven’t heard of Dean Koontz but thank you for the recommendation! I can’t wait to check it out. Thank you for reading Mia!
Thanks for sharing the list, adding a few to my list
That’s great to hear! Thank you for reading Pooja!
That’s a fun idea, I love the categories. And Chapter and Curse sounds like a really good read. Enjoy!
It’s a super fun tag! Thank you for reading Blake!
Ooh I love this! I haven’t read anything by Stephen King yet but I love the sound of Fairy Tale, and Chapter And Curse sounds like something I’d really enjoy. Thank you so much for sharing – and for the tag, too!
Thank you Ceri! Chapter and Curse was such a great cozy mystery, I highly recommend!
I absolutely love getting lost in a good book… and it’s such a cozy idea for these chilly Fall days coming up!
Thank you Heidi! Nothing beats a good book!
What a fun tag! Thanks so much for tagging me too. 🙂
Of course! Thank you for reading Wendy!
loved this tag! and thank you so much for tagging me. can’t wait to share my version of this post in october. 🙂
I’m looking forward to reading your post Bee!
Interesting book suggestions, I like how you explain and share them in this post. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much Fransic!
We’re so glad that you participated!
Thank you so much for including me in this tag, it was a ton of fun to write!
The Adventurous Eaters Club sounds perfect for families. This is such a great tag!
It truly is! I love the idea of allowing children to get creative in the kitchen because it encourages them to try new foods. Thank you for reading!
This is a fun idea! I’ve never done one of these but it’s a neat way to collaborate with other bloggers
Absolutely, feel free to participate as well! I’m always excited to see what others recommend. Thank you for reading Julian!
I loved reading your selection of books and thank you for the tag! I loved that your Bake Cinnamon Rolls happen to be placed right about an ad for intermittent fasting! 😂
Oh my gosh what?! 😂 Google Ads clearly didn’t get the message hahaha! Thank you for reading Jodie!
I’m so ready for the Fall reading I am going to do; it seems like the perfect way to spend a cozy evening! I will be checking out some of your recommendations here; thanks!
I’m with you! There’s nothing cozier than curling up with a good book. Thank you for reading Molly, I hope you enjoy!
This looks like a fun one 😊 thank you for tagging me. I’ll definitely be looking to add some of yours to my TBR. Can’t wait to write mine hug
I’m looking forward to your fall picks! Thank you for reading Abi!
Aw it’s been ages since I’ve read a book tag- I love this post! Thank you for these fantastic book suggestions x
Thank you so much Eleanor! I’m so happy you enjoyed reading this tag!
I love book tags, this is a fun one! Thanks for these recommendations, there’s a few here I want to look into after reading this, especially My Best Friend’s Exorcism.
My Best Friend’s Exorcism is a great one for spooky season, I hope you enjoy it! Thank you for reading Jenny!
I love book tags! I agree Stephen King’s books always have a lot of hype, so hopefully it is good! Also, I’m quite intrigued by The Lost Village especially since it’s compared to The Blair Witch Project and Midsommar
Right! I have high hopes for that book since it’s being compared to such great films. Thank you for reading Karalee!