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Top 5 Tuesday – Top 5 Fall Reading Recommendations

Top 5 Tuesday is hosted by Shanah @ Bionic Book Worm. Its a weekly meme where you pick your top 5 books for a given topic.

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This weeks topic is:

Top 5 Fall Reading Recommendations

(Fall is my favorite season!!)

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  1. Sherwood by Meagan Spooner
  2. Uprooted by Naomi Novik
  3. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone by J.K. Rowling
  4. Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
  5. Sky in the Deep by Adrienne Young

Have you read any of these? Would they have made your list? What is your top fall recommendation?

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50 thoughts on “Top 5 Tuesday – Top 5 Fall Reading Recommendations

  1. I LOVE P&P ❤ That will always be one of my all-time favs! I'm excited to read (and read your reviews on ) Sherwood and Sky in The Deep 🙂 They seem so interesting and Sherwood's cover is GORGEOUS! Lovely post, Jen.

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  2. I agree that the Harry Potter books make great fall reads. There’s just something about starting those books in the same season when they start that makes a lot of sense.

    I really want to try Sherwood. I’m thinking of picking up the Audible version, but haven’t fully decided yet.

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    1. Yes exactly! They have that back to school fall feeling, even though I’m not in school anymore, they just feel like fall! I hope you love Sherwood! I read the physical book, so I don’t know if the Audiobook is any good, but I’m sure it is 🙂

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      1. Thanks! And I know I like the narrator who reads the audiobook, but some books are just better suited to certain formats and I’m not sure if this is one of them. (For example, I don’t like listening to romance novels in audio because it makes feels awkward to listen to love scenes, so that is one genre I will always read for myself.)

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      2. I don’t like listening to romances on audiobook either 😂 (for the same reason as you!) There are also some books that have a lot of footnotes or time jumps and I don’t like to listen to those on audiobook because I get a bit lost. But I can’t think of anything that Sherwood has that wouldn’t translate right into an audiobook 😀

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