My 2019 Fall Reading List.
Just in time for the first official day of fall, I’m sharing my autumn reading list with you! Don’t mind me while I curl up with (iced) pumpkin coffee and a chunky blanket and live on the couch and ESCAPE into book land.
My list for fall or winter is never as large as my summer reading list. But I want to up my reading game for these last few months of the year. I always struggle this time of year. But my goal is to have my head in a book right before bed (which is often what happens) and NOT be on social media, so having a list to go through is key.
I’ve been mentioning some of my reads in Tuesday Things ever since Summer Fridays ended, but I may start doing a more dedicated book post each month. What do you guys think? It’s easier to keep track that way.
Let me know what is on your fall reading list below in the comments! xoxoxo
American Royals. Reading this now and loving it. It’s such a light, fun read and exactly what I love.
99 Percent Mine. I don’t know why I haven’t read this yet since I loved The Hating Game so much!
Speaking of Summer. I am fascinated by the reviews and storyline. Have to read this.
The Secrets We Kept. This book is everywhere and I can never say no to a Reese pick! It’s definitely out of my wheelhouse but I’m super interested in the story.
The Dearly Beloved. Verrry intrigued by this story.
Pumpkinheads. Remember when I went through a huuuge Rainbow Rowell stage a few years ago? It’s been so long since I’ve read anything by her and this seems totally different for me (a graphic novel!), but it also sounds like the fall book of my teenage dreams. Like Saved by Bell, but fall. And it’s a quick read!
Royal Holiday. Sounds very American Royals-esque so I will probably love it. (out 10/1)
Right After the Weather. Super intrigued by this story and can’t wait. (out 10/1)
The Giver of Stars. I don’t gravitate to historical fiction, but this story sounds incredible. (out 10/8)
What Happens in Paradise. Per usual, I cannot WAIT for Elin’s newest book this season. Love her winter series. (out 10/8)
Olive, Again. Can’t wait for this one! (out 10/15)
Twice in a Blue Moon. I loved the author’s book The Unhoneymooners, so I’m hoping this one will be good too. (out 10/22)
And a few nonfiction ones I’m very much looking forward to:
Over The Top. Can’t even wait for this one! (9/24)
Inside Out. Always so intrigued by celeb’s books. (out 9/24)
Know My Name. I followed this story and have been waiting for her book. (out 9/24)
Little Weirds. I love Jenny Slate, enough said. (out 11/5)
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What a great list.. I haven’t read any of these but have a few of them on my TBR list!
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Hi Jessica! Fall reading list, yay! I always love to see what you’re reading so please do a dedicated monthly book post!
Can’t thank you enough for your continued book recommendations – you haven’t steered me wrong!💕
A monthly dedicated reading email would be great!
definitely like your selection.. will be reading right along with you… thanks for posting..
I always love to hear what you’re reading, and I’m always looking for good books. I read every night until the book falls on my face. Thanks for including publishing dates, too. I’ll definitely get Know My Name, out tomorrow. Glad to find out Jojo Moyes has a new one. Last week I finished Karen Russell’s short story collection, Orange World. Brilliant and bizarre. Now I’m starting Anne Patchett’s latest, The Dutch House.
I adore your reading lists! I have started to read, so much more since I found your blog a few years back, thank you, thank you!!
Definitely do a weekly reading update!! I am definitely checking out some of these books and I’ve already ordered Know My Name. Cannot wait to dive into it, although I know it’s going to be a hard and emotional read as I also followed the story.
Did you ever end up ready The Friend Zone? It was sooo good!!
Not sure if you read ‘Carry On’ by Rainbow Rowell, but the sequel ‘Wayward Son’ comes out tomorrow and I am excited, to say the least.
Ummmm my comment was supposed to be from ‘KK’
That is a horrible typo.
I got 99 Percent Mine as an Audible special, I think (it wasn’t a book that was on my radar so it must have been a promo?) – I actually really enjoyed listening to it. I read print/Kindle books most of the time and listen to audiobooks when I can’t (ie, while driving and cleaning!) and it’s always nice to find a good listen. I got a bit aggravated with Darcy a few times but overall pretty enjoyable. :-)
I’m in a reading lull right now (read all the books on my list, waiting for some new releases or something to cross my path), so I’m definitely going to check out some of your list to get me some new reading material now!
how is the “the Testaments” not on your list???
Hi Jess,
I would love a posted dedicated to books! Like you, I am trying to make reading more part of my daily lifestyle, but when I finish a book and don’t have another lined up, I go way too long without reading. I have a similar taste in books to you, so I appreciate when you share big seasonal roundup.
Toni
I would absolutely love a monthly book post! You have amazing taste in books.
Great list, thanks!!
I am so intrigued by Little Weirds. I just read the book synopsis and some (spoiler free) reviews on Goodreads, and this author sounds SO up my alley! Adding this one to my list. :-D
And, I’m tossing in my vote for more book-related posts!! Clearly, I love anything book-related. :-)
Please do dedicated book posts! I usually print your book lists so I can refer to it throughout the season.
YES to a dedicated monthly book post!
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Can’t wait to get started on some of these! You may have already mentioned this, but what format do you use for your actual reading? iPad, (kindle, nook), physical books??? I use the overdrive app (as a book budget seems so luxurious to me and hard to commit to when I don’t know if I’ll enjoy the book in the end), but it can be hard to wait for new release or titles that just aren’t available. Thanks for your recs!