We’re always looking for our next great read – so what are the best books to read that will make us feel like November? We’ve shared a list of the best new book releases coming in November 2020. For additional ideas, here’s our take on the perfect books to read that capture the mood of the month of November. These are our top 12 picks of not just what to read this November – these are what to read in any November.
It’s that time of year! Time for Hallmark Channel, Lifetime and Netflix Christmas holiday movies. And time for the best new Christmas novels, mysteries and romances to read for the 2020 holiday season, for everyone who loves fiction and books with a Christmas theme. We’ve rounded up the best new releases, almost all of which will be available before the end of October this year. And you can also check out the 2019 releases, most of which are now in paperback. Happy holiday reading!
We’re always looking for our next great read – so what are the best books to read that feel exactly like October? We’ve shared a list of the best new book releases coming in October 2020. For additional ideas, here’s our take on the perfect books to read that capture the mood of the month of October. These are our top picks of not just what to read in October 2020 – these are what to read in any October.
.New month, new books! Book Light is our Dandelion Chandelier curated list of the most-anticipated new book releases every month, and next up is October 2020. If you ask us, the perfect October read is like the perfect Halloween candy basket: sweet and sour; salty and crisp; and almost (but not quite) too much. So what are the best new books to read coming out in October 2020 (and the fall 2020 season)? Our intrepid team has been exploring and here’s what we found.
Wondering what to read to get into the mood for Halloween this year? Our correspondent Abbie Martin Greenbaum has curated a reading list of the best scary spooky horror novels and books to read this Halloween season. Whether you’re in search of ghosts, zombies, supernatural occurrences or just good old-fashioned bedlam, there’s a book for that.
