the perfect fall books you NEED to read 🍂📚 cozy, classics & dark academia

This has one of the most atmospheric, fantastical, beautiful writing from this entire list. I think I could say that.

My favorite part of this book by far has to be the writing. It is so lyrical and beautiful and it transports you into this world that has beautiful fall imagery.

This is good if you love literature. This is good if you like well-rounded characters. This is good if you like falling in love with these people and making them feel like they're your friends.

If you've never read Junjiito before, if you want to get a taste of what his writing style is like, of what his drawing style is like, then I would 100% recommend Deserter.

But it wasn't as good as I thought it would be. And that's why I'm so salty about it.

Like, it's short, but it's powerful. Okay, it's like the stories that were included here are so cursed.

This book is so much more than just the creation of Frankenstein's monster. It's more so the exploration of humanity and the human condition, which is definitely one of my favorite topics to read about in books and to explore and learn more about.

He has Guio, which I'm not really a fan of, but you know, it's there.

The descriptions, the writing, the setup, it's just so cozy. The characters as well, they're just so they're going to warm your heart.

This is one of my all-time favorite classics, and I feel like it doesn't get enough love. Okay, I remember when I first read it, I related so deeply to our main character, to our titular character.

I read this book a couple of years ago, but I still remember how nice it felt to read such a cozy fantasy and to be surrounded by the smells and the taste. Like, it felt so real.

Virginia Wolf is definitely perfect if you're looking for some reflective reads that you can really just slow down with and take your time with them.

And the second time that I picked it up, like when I was in the mood for a book that had a lot of descriptions and that had a lot of flowery writing, when I was ready for that type of book, I devoured Rebecca. I adored this book.

There's so much psychological terror going on as well because you just don't know what's real and what isn't. And I think that adds to the beauty of this book and how haunting it feels.

It's just the way that it's written, the atmosphere of it all, the way that these characters are surrounded by this house that this house that feels alive.

How this book literally transformed me and helped me explain or understand things that I was feeling but couldn't really put into words because nobody had ever told me what these feelings and emotions meant.

This book has such incredible discussions on morality and corruption and youth. And I think it's it's just so fascinating.

It's very much a book that makes you think, a book that makes you reflect on your own life and your own past experiences and how they have shaped you.

I needed to spend as much time as I could with these siblings and this house that has chicken feet and that could move across countries. And it was such an incredible reading experience.

I've reread Vicious over five times. That's how much I adore this book.