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My Month in Books: September and October 2023

Autumn is here and that means cozy, spooky and magical book recommendations.

Posted byMolly O'ConnorNovember 2, 2023Posted inUncategorizedTags:anna bogutskaya, baba yaga laid an egg, ben aaronovitch, book recommendation, book review, books, brandon sanderson, classic literature, david grann, dubravka ugrešić, emily brontë, fantasy, fiction, folklore, fragile things, gothic literature, horror, horror stories, j.r.r tolkein, japanese literature, japanese mythology, killers of the flower moon, kwaidan, lafcadio hearn, lord of the rings, michiko aoyama, mistborn, moon over soho, mystery novel, mythology, n.k. jemisin, neil gaiman, non-fiction, of ghosts and goblins, reading, rebecca f kuang, rivers of london, shirley jackson, short stories, tana french, the broken earth, the fellowship of the ring, the final empire, the fraud, the haunting of hill house, the list, the mistborn saga, the stone sky, the tresspasser, thriller, unlikeable female chaarcters, what you are looking for is in the libary, wuthering heights, yellowface, yomi adegoke, zadie smithLeave a comment on My Month in Books: September and October 2023

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