🍂 finding the perfect books to read in fall🕯️ 

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That's the spirit of a bookworm xD

is there really another approach to being a bookworm? 😆the collection must grow!

That was my first thought lmao

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Oooh thank you for commenting this that makes me really want to read it!!

Yes 1000%!!!! I love that series so much that my handle is a short quote that one of the characters would say all the time 😭💖💖

YES!!! the craziest thing tho is that a few years ago she said in a video that she began TRB and stopped after the FIRST chapter cuz she thought she would't like it :(

The Raven Cycle is one of my favorite series!!!! The characters are written so well, the vibes, the magical realism. Everything.

This is my favorite! Everything about the series was just so good ✨️

I think they have Autumn in other places too

@@LJW1912 Not here!

Don't move to Spain or the south of Europe in general. I live in Spain and there's no autumn, like maybe 2 weeks depending of the year. I need more autumn vibes😢

i recommend english autumns, just let anyone catch you calling it fall instead of autumn! 😂

​@@sanchezafelix508i live in Mallorca and it's so sad how there are no autumnal colors at all, just naked trees 😭

LOL, I have never phrased it this way but, I too am an unofficial spokesperson for these three authors.

erin morgenstern needs to release another book i need her

The Night Circus is too fucking good, I always tell people the fall and magic vibes are immaculate

I think she wanted secondhand

Wuthering Heights is the perfect book if you hate yourself and everyone around you, and desperately wish to punish yourself for 9 hours straight 😅 (I truly DESPISED this book more than the characters did each other 😂)

​@@corinna_maybeSo true😂 I remember being half-way though and actually screaming that they needed to shut up and live their lives

I was literally thinking about how the colouring of her features are so naturally autumnal, it's perfect

If it makes you feel any better half of us have the orange leaves for 5 minutes (if at all) and then it’s bitter cold, grey, icy wasteland for 7 months solid 😂

@@jacforswear18 it does, actually 😂😅

And the Graveyard Book! My personal favorite from Gaiman.

what was the title of the book/guide you used to navigate the symbolism?

@@jmsl_910 oh dear, I wish I could help you with it, but I don't remember (it was a little too long ago) and many of my notes from school were disposed of. Also I highly doubt this book has a translation into other languages. BUT! Not to leave you on a sad note I can share few things I remember. The numerology in the book is connected to church/religion. The red colors are obvious, the yellow colors are about madness, because asylums were painted in yellow. I don't remember if it was in the book or part of the discussion (prob both) that you could perceive his meticulousness in details, how he knows the route by heart, to the number of steps on a staircase, till the moment Raskolnikov kills. There is also detail about the blunt and sharp side of the axe to show his state. Well, there are many more, but I remember too little.

@@Givebackthescarf But novels then and novels now actually do tend to explore the gray area of some characters, aren't they? I feel like I've said something too obvious, but! With C&P the whole novel, as we often repeated during the class, can be squeezed into a phrase (loosely translated as) - am I a lowly shivering beast or I have the right. You know in many cases modern villains go step by step from the bottom of society and they were also poverty-driven one day. It's a pity that English doesn't distinguish between two words нищета and бедность, which both can be translated as poverty, but they have a bit different meaning and Dostoevsky himself has a quote about the two, that "poverty (бедность) is not a sin, but poverty (нищета) is", since the second one when a person, according to him, loses the last bit of human dignity. Of course such things can't really impress a modern reader, yet I still think it's worth exploring how authors tried to explore such topics back then.

Ooh yes I’ve heard people say The Night Circus is great for fall as well!! I love both of them ❤

The Starless Sea is a book that is so close to my heart. But I think of it more as a winter read, not sure if that's because of the few snowy scenes, or because I read it then.

@@FaeryLaume I’ve read it in November and it was the perfect time . Late autumn, early winter

I second this. I was in tears by page 17. Great book for chilly season

Yes!! I love wuthering heights!

Just finished that one and LOVED IT

I also recommend Daughter of the forest! However this one is quite dark so check trigger warnings beforehand. It has this looming sense of sadness throughout the story and once again the writing style is amazing :)

I loved it too! Sad to see it has so many low ratings on Goodreads :(

I love this book so much but I agree. It’s a summer book

I recommend trying The Book of Lost Things by John Connolly, the story is very different but it has the same sort of vibe. Leonie has recommended it in the past as well ✨