The Best Books To Read This Fall Season
Get ready to throw on a sweater, curl up on a comfy couch, and read this fall season. There are books out there for everyone to get lost in, and autumn is a perfect atmosphere to do so. It is breezy, enchanting, and moody. Continue reading on to find Glitter’s list of fall favorites.
Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein is considered the quintessential fall Gothic literature piece. The novel follows Victor Frankenstein and his creation of The Monster. Readers are taken on a journey exploring family, relationships, revenge, and nature. This is undoubtedly a story for the ages. Frankenstein is obtainable for just $12.99.
Hocus Pocus, the beloved 1993 film that starred Sarah Jessica Parker, Bette Midler, and Kathy Najimy, is a Halloween staple. The iconic Sanderson sister witches of Salem, Massachusetts, make a return in this two-part young adult novel. Fans of the film will be enthralled by this retelling and equally impressed with the sequel following the next generation of Salem teenagers. A.W. Jantha and Matt Griffin’s spellbinding tale is accessible for $12.99.
David Lynch’s masterpiece Twin Peaks may have been on-air for only two seasons, but the show remains a cult classic. After the tragic ending, fans were given a prequel film, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, and a critically acclaimed revival series, Twin Peaks: The Return, in 2017. Eric Hoffman and Dominick Grace’s collection explores the influences and innovative techniques Lynch and his wonderful crew created back in the nineties. Go on and grab that cup of coffee and a slice of cherry pie and enjoy the ride. Approaching Twin Peaks: Critical Essays on the Original Series is available for $35.
Tom Felton’s memoir, Beyond the Wand: The Magic and Mayhem of Growing Up a Wizard, explores his rise to fame as the bad boy blonde Draco Malfoy in the Harry Potter franchise. Felton candidly discusses his adolescence, navigating fame, and maintaining friendships in the industry. He also tells stories of working with on-screen legends such as the late Alan Rickman, Dame Maggie Smith, and Ralph Fiennes. The memoir is in-stock for $23.51.
Geena Davis‘ memoir, Dying of Politeness, chronicles Davis’ journey from iconic movie star to activist. Fans of the Beetlejuice actress will love her stories about childhood and each film role. She breaks down barriers between genders and fosters an inclusive environment in the entertainment world. Dying of Politeness is a powerful work for women who want to be inspired and continue the fight for equality. The memoir is available for $29.
These five works of literature bring a little bit of everything to those that love to get lost in a good book. Make sure to add these books to your shopping cart this fall season.
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