Autumn is my favourite season of the year, as it gets colder and we have to start getting cosy and warm and spend more time indoors. It is perfect to me. I love Autumn and I love book tags so, when I saw the autumn reading book tag online I thought it would be the perfect thing to do! Here is the autumn reading book tag!
Are there any books you plan on reading over the autumn season?
There are always books I am planning on reading but there are some that are especially high on the top of my TBR at the moment. You’d Be Home by Now by Kathleen Glasgow is highest on my TBR but also Beautiful World Where Are You by Sally Rooney. There are so many books I want to read this season but I think my mood reading may take over.
September brings back to school memories: What book did you most enjoy studying? And what were your favourite and least favourite school subjects?
I cannot lie to you and say I enjoyed reading whilst I was in high school. The need to study books for school really put me off reading for the entire time I was in high school. Looking back on the time though, I think the book I would have enjoyed the most had we not been studying it would have been Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck. My favourite subject was Media Studies which I adored and have fond memories of. Then, least favourite would have to be Science. I did not enjoy it at all and struggled to retain the information.
October means Halloween: Do you enjoy scary books and films? If so what are some of your favourites?
I love a good scary film and a scary book. I tend to gravitate more towards films and have a couple of favourites, Midsommar and The Babadook being a couple. Also, I love reading Kat Ellis books as they really put me on edge and are perfect for the Halloween season. I do need to read more spooky books though!
With November it’s time for bonfire night and firework displays. What’s the most exciting book you’ve read that really kept you gripped?
The Inheritance Games by Jennifer Lynn Barnes gripped me so much and took me on a journey and I loved it. It is such an incredible read. Also, The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid which I think has very quickly become one of my favourite ever books!
What book is your favourite cosy comfort read?
To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before by Jenny Han is my absolute top cosy comfort read. Whenever I’m feeling sad or just want to feel cosy with a book I gravitate towards reading this. It does always end with me rereading the entire series though!
Curled up with a good book, what is your hot drink of choice?
Hot chocolate! I do not really drink many hot drinks. I have the occasional chamomile tea but I will always take up the offer of a hot chocolate.
Any plans you’re looking forward to over the next few months?
I’m meeting up with friends again in the next couple of weeks and I have a trip planned to London with friends too. Nothing incredibly special but it is the little things like seeing friends and family that I look forward to the most.
Have you got any Autumn plans or any books you want to read throughout Autumn? Let me know in the comments below!
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