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Fall 2026 Book Recommendations & Gifts
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Happy Fall Equinox! Summer is officially over, so now it’s time to begin the season of cozy reading, my absolute favorite time of the year — the Fall!
Below are some titles that I am personally looking forward to checking out this Fall, most of which land in the science fiction, fantasy, horror, roleplaying, graphic novels, classics, historical fiction, and non-fiction categories and their respective subgenres. The first list of books is presented in order of release date from September 2026 through November 2026. After this main list, I’ve included some older titles to read before their new movie/TV adaptations come out, some of which have new editions this year. Finally, you’ll find a bonus section featuring themed Guides, Cookbooks, Craftbooks, Coloring Books, Sourcebooks, Card Sets/Games, Journals, Accessories, and more that are perfect companions for your Fall reading adventures, and also make great gifts. This guide contains links to each item; for books, I’ve included print, ebook, and audiobook editions.
Continue on to check out my list of Fall 2026 Book Recommendations & Gifts…
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Book Review: The Conjurer’s Riddle By Andrea Cremer
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The Conjurer’s Riddle
Hardcover | Kindle
Sequel to The Inventor’s Secret
By Andrea Cremer
Philomel Books | Penquin Random House Young Readers
Release date: November 3, 2015
What would have become of North America had the British won the Revolutionary War? That’s the premise of Andrea Cremer’s The Inventor’s Secret book series, which creates an alternate 19th-century history where the British Empire has dominion over the New World as an underground Resistance rebels against it. The exiled children of the rebellion reside in the Catacombs in the New York Wildlands, where they stay in hiding from the Empire as they grow up without their parents until they come of age and can join the fight.
In The Conjurer’s Riddle, the second book of the series, 16-year-old Charlotte returns to the Catacombs after the caverns are set ablaze, leaving the children no shelter. She has no idea what happened to cause the destruction of their home, but there’s no time to figure it out, as she now must lead the young refugees to safety. Her final destination is New Orleans, the rendezvous point for the Resistance, but first she must find a way to get there.
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Book Review: The Nethergrim
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The Nethergrim
Hardcover | Kindle Edition
Written by Matthew Jobin
Philomel Books/ Penguin Young Readers Group
Release Date: April 8, 2014
Cover Price: $17.99
Poor Edmund Bale…..all he wants to do is read, practice a little magic, and get the girl. But he is the eldest son of a tavern-keeper and must learn to inherit that trade. Therefore, books are only useful as kindling and the girl sees him as just a friend. Ah, but maybe Edmund can prove himself to her!
Strange things are happening in Edmund’s village. A wizard visits the tavern, yet no one remembers him after they encounter him. Pigs go missing and just their pile of bones are discovered. There are whisperings of the Nethergrim’s return. But that’s impossible, isn’t it? The heroes, Tristan, John Marshall (father of Edmund’s crush Katherine), and Vithric the wizard, defeated it and saved the village Moorvale years before. Edmund’s pain-in-the-neck little brother and equally pain-in-the-neck friends disappear into the hands of the Nethergrim’s monster servants, and while the village almost mourns them for dead, Edmund, Katherine, and slave-no-more Tom set out to save them from the returned horror that is The Nethergrim.
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