A Clockwork Reader 512K subscribers · Oct 23, 2024

the ultimate fall reading list 🍂 30 books you NEED to read this fall

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A Dowry of BloodS T Gibson
Loved it

the next vampire novel I have to recommend is of course a dowy of blood but I did really love this nonetheless it's dark it's twisted it's seductive and romantic

A Study in DrowningAva Reid
Loved it

I have to mention a study and drowning this is technically now the first in a series she's writing a second book but you can definitely read this book on its own I love this story it was so atmospheric

BabelR. F. Kuang
Loved it

we have of course none other than Babble by RF kuang I will say that as time has gone on I do like this book a little bit less than I did the first time that I read it

Dreadful SplendorB. R. Myers
Loved it

I have a book that I've heard very few people mention and that is a dreadful Splendor this is a Gothic murder mystery novel that is also a romance novel it's really fun

FrankensteinMary Shelley
Loved it

this is a book I read last year for the first time and I was blown away by how much I loved it I understand why she is considered the mother of Science Fiction and Gothic Horror in some ways too I can't recommend this enough

Ghost Roots'Pemi Aguda
Loved it

I read one recently that I really loved and that is Ghost Roots this was on my fall TBR that I made for myself of the books I mentioned I want to read and I finally read this and I really loved it

If We Were VillainsM. L. Rio
Loved it

next up we have what I consider in my top five favorite books of all time and that is of course if we were villains by ml Rio the story in here is fantastic the Shakespeare references are great

Jane EyreCharlotte Brontë
Loved it

Jane air is one of my favorite classic novels as well but another one that I haven't read for a very long time that I feel like I need to reread as an adult

Juniper and ThornAva Reid
Loved it

I cannot make a fall recommendation list without recommending this book because this is another book that I consider in my like top five favorite books I've ever read and that is of course Juniper and Thorn

Lady MacbethAva Reid
Loved it

guess who finally finished lady MC Beth by AA Reed yes I did I finally finished it and I loved it this was so good

MetamorphosisFranz Kafka
Loved it

I loved this book when I first read it and that is the metamorphosis by France kfka again another one that I find fairly accessible in terms of the language

I absolutely had to recommend parable of the sewer by Octavia Butler again you can read this at any time of the year but it's just the right amount of disturbing that it feels almost like a horror book

PiranesiSusanna Clarke
Loved it

I finally read it this year and I loved this book so much an absolute all-time favorite now and that is pessi this is unlike anything I have ever read in the best way possible

RebeccaDaphne du Maurier
Loved it

I always have to recommend Rebecca by Daphne dorier one of my all-time favorites this book is mysterious and a little bit haunting

we have the book that I just finished reading that was also on my fall TBR that I really loved another te king fisher book and that is a sorceress comes to call this is actually probably my favorite tea king fisher book I've read so far

I have to mention the starless sea another one of my favorite books of all time Aaron Morgan Stern just knows how to write exactly my favorite type of fantasy novel

VengefulV. E. Schwab
Mixed

I don't remember anything about vengeful and I didn't care that much like I liked it but it's nowhere near as good as vicious

ViciousV. E. Schwab
Loved it

that is vicious by V Schwab this is still probably my favorite V ewab book and I still think it's her best book

Vita nostraMarina Dyachenko
Loved it

I have a book that is probably to this day still the strangest reading experience I've ever had in my entire life and that is vostra there is literally no way to describe this book to anybody

we have what moves the dead by te king fisher this is a retelling or reimagining of Fall of the House of Usher by Edgar alen Poe which I mentioned earlier this is a very short novel

Woman, EatingClaire Kohda
Loved it

we have what I consider at least for now still my favorite vampire novel I've ever read and that is woman eating it's so different from anything else but I just found it so fascinating and so well done