Fall and Winter Reading List [2022 Edition]

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I don’t know about you but when I think of fall, I think of cozy. And cozy brings up specific images of warm snuggly blankets, candles, hot tea, and BOOKS.

Growing up, I was always such a bookworm. I’d trade in precious hours of sleep to read a couple more chapters. Now that I’ve gotten older I don’t find myself reading a good book too often. Don’t get me wrong, I still read a ton. I spend almost half of my day reading and writing but that’s for my job. And while I love researching and writing for work, I’ve missed being able to read for fun.

So I’ve decided to dust off my library card and start reading again. I tried to keep the list manageable but I have no idea how much I can realistically read this fall. I’ll be sneaking in a few pages every now and then instead of devouring an entire book in one day.

PS. I have included affiliate links for each of these books. If you make a purchase I will earn a small commission. That being said, I highly encourage you to check out your local library where you can probably find many of these books to read for free.

fall and winter reading list

Reading List

The Paris Hours by Alex George: Any book about life in Paris is a must-read for me. This one explores the lives of four regular people that are each searching for something they’ve lost.

Now Is Not The Time To Panic by Kevin Wilson: I love a book about misfits. This one is about two young misfits and how actions from the past can resurface in the future.

The Gifted School by Bruce Holsinger: Parents want the best for the kids but at what cost?

A Sky Painted Gold by Laura Wood: This book is described as Pride and Prejudice meets The Great Gatsby.

Nobody Wants to Read Your Sh*t by Steven Pressfield: A nonfiction book aimed at helping writers improve their craft.

I am so excited to start reading again. So much so I am not sure which book I want to read first. If you’ve read anything from this list, let me know if you liked them. No spoilers, please. Or if you have a book you are reading and loving, feel free to share it in the comments too.

Want to check out more of my favorite book? Then check out this list of life-changing books.

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7 Comments

  1. 10.30.19

    I love anything Malcolm Gladwell writes. I haven’t read that one yet, I know what I am picking up next. Thanks for sharing.

  2. 10.31.19

    Fall is meant for cozy nights reading! This is the perfect list!

  3. 10.31.19
    Petra said:

    I love to read. I just finished reading all the books from Jody Hedlung. She is my favorite author.

  4. 10.31.19
    roxy said:

    Hahaha of course “Nobody Wants to Read Your Sh*t” caught my attention! As a writer by hobby, I’m very curious to check that one out!

  5. 10.31.19
    Cindy said:

    Excellent list! I find more time to read during the colder months. I’ve heard of Eleanor Oliphant. I think I’ll start with that one!

  6. 10.31.19
    Christa said:

    American Royals sounds fascinating. I’m adding it to my list! Reading is my favorite hobby. ?

  7. 11.1.19
    Molly said:

    Well, thanks for the books to add to my reading list! Almost all of these are new to me.