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In fall book
In  fall book




in fall book
  1. IN FALL BOOK DRIVER
  2. IN FALL BOOK PLUS
  3. IN FALL BOOK SERIES
  4. IN FALL BOOK FREE

Rice had a hit with Moon of the Crusted Snow, a postapocalyptic novel about a northern Anishinaabe community that descends into chaos when it’s inexplicably thrust into a permanent blackout. Moon of the Turning Leaves, Waubgeshig Rice (Random House Canada, October) Open this photo in gallery:

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IN FALL BOOK SERIES

News that the owner of the beloved comic-book shop he used to frequent on the shores of the Fraser River has died sends Sean, the protagonist of this novel, back 40 years to consider the series of life-changing events that took place in his small fishing town during “that bittersweet spot of time between the release of Jaws and the release of the first Star Wars movie.” This sounds like such a good creepy middle-grade fantasy book and one I will definitely be reading this fall.The Marvels of Youth, Tim Bowling (Buckrider Books, October) She and two classmates heed the warning and head into the woods with one last piece of advice: “Avoid large places. At nightfall, they’ll come for the rest of you.” Her previously broken watch starts a startling countdown with a terrifying message: RUN.

IN FALL BOOK DRIVER

While she’s gone, the bus driver gives the kids some strange advice: “Best get moving. On the way home, the bus breaks down and the teacher must return to the farm for help. The next day, on a school field trip to Smoke Hollow, a farm with a haunting history, where she finds the graves of the very characters she read about. As she reads it, she finds a story about Beth and her two brothers who made a deal with the Smiling Man who grants your most tightly held wish. When she sees a crazed woman about to throw a book into the river, she steals the book and runs away. Ollie only finds solace in books after a tragic loss. If any lists are empty, they’ll be filled in shortly! Shop my book lists here.

  • Shop my book lists here! You can find every book list I have on (except my monthly round-ups) and I add everything I can but they occasionally won’t have some.
  • IN FALL BOOK FREE

    With this you can get a free book after spending $30! It’s great if you like buying used books.

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  • Thrift Books has become my go-to when I’m looking for a book and want it cheap.
  • They don’t have everything but they do have a lot. I tend to check here for books I want if they’re more expensive other places. They also have sales quite a bit, so keep an eye out for those.
  • Get $5 off of $25 from BookOutlet! This is a great place to find new books for pretty cheap.
  • If you read a lot and like to read more than just new releases (especially romance), it could be worth it.
  • If you want to read more on your Kindle but don’t want to buy books, Kindle Unlimited is a good option.
  • Shop my collection of bookish goodies on Etsy! These aren’t my shop items, but other shops I’ve curated into a book-themed collection.
  • I don’t listen to enough to confirm this, but I do use Scribd myself and like it a lot. It is unlimited (especially the reading) but if you listen to tons of new audiobooks you may be restricted after a few.
  • If you’re on more of a budget, try Scribd! You can get 60 days free there with my link! You can read books and listen to audiobooks.
  • IN FALL BOOK PLUS

  • If you want to listen to some of these, consider trying Audible! You can get your first month free (one free book) plus tons of others they have for free.
  • So, I hope you can find the perfect autumnal fantasy book (or ten) for you here today! Let me know if you pick any of these up and what you think of them! I have also read quite a few of them though, I like to mix these lists with books I’ve read and want to read, along with a few I may not necessarily be interested in myself since everyone has different taste. I haven’t been in a fantasy mood for like, a year and a half, but when I am back in that mood, a lot of these are on my TBR.

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    Almost all of it is YA or middle grade but there are still a variety of themes in the list. There are a lot of witches and ghosts, magical realism, I suppose, but there is also some regular fantasy. This is all fantasy but varying levels of fantasy. The only thing I didn’t include in this list is autumn graphic novels since I made a whole list of those as well. And today I’m sharing a ton of autumnal fantasy books with you! I’m always ready for it to be fall and one of my favorite things it perfectly autumnal books. I get a small commission if you purchase through them at no extra cost to you






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