10 autumn books that warm and inspire

Autumn is the best time to be creative and read interesting books. There is nothing surprising in the fact that many writers are inspired by this atmospheric time of the year. In autumn, you want warmth, comfort, but at the same time – interesting stories with a twisted plot. At this time of the year, a special mood overtakes, for which you need to select the appropriate literature. After reading this article, you will learn about what books are especially pleasant to read in the fall.

10 Zelazny “A Night in Lonely October”

Halloween is an October night full of mysticism and secrets. Writer Roger Zelazny makes it even more mysterious. When the full moon coincides with Halloween, the line between the real and other worlds blurs even more. The ancients are trying to become part of this world. The Game begins, in which helpers help to navigate – animals with intelligence. The story is told from the perspective of one of these assistants. Closers and Openers must accumulate artifacts and get as many powers as possible so that in the end they have the opportunity to win: the fate of the losers will be very deplorable.

9. Lehane “Give me your hand, darkness”

This is an interesting thriller with an exciting detective story. Private detectives begin to engage in work that is very dangerous. Because of this difficult matter, not only a career, but also a life can end. A psychiatrist and her child are in danger because of Irish criminals, and the case of a serial killer who is in prison is continued by a cruel maniac. This whole story is so interesting that you can’t tear yourself away from it – until the very last page.

8. Coetzee “Autumn in St. Petersburg”

Judging by the book of Joseph Coetzee, we can assume that he really likes the work of Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky. It tells how this Russian writer comes to St. Petersburg from abroad and meets with the heroes of his own books – written and not yet created. This original plot will capture from the very beginning and will not allow you to fall into the autumn blues.

7. Grendal “Silence in October”

This book is metaphorical, graceful, subtle and a bit nervous. You can find all the accents of autumn in it: lyricism, anguish, melancholy. The plot is both unusual and most ordinary: it is a philosophical story, but it is primarily about relationships between people. Thanks to this original approach, a writer from Europe made his way to the United States, which confirmed his success.

6. Klein’s Diary of a Moth

This is a rather rare neo-Gothic at the present time, which is also of very high quality. By writing this book, Rachel Klein has to some extent brought herself closer to Anne Rice, Anna Radcliffe and other masters of the genre. The private school student is sixteen years old and has a great interest in Ernessa, a very mysterious girl. She has a mysterious look and bewitching skin, characterized by strong pallor. Young and sexy Ernessa is very attractive with her unusual behavior. It turns out that she did not come to school to study at all.

5. Kesey “Over the Cuckoo’s Nest”

This book tells about how quite ordinary people become insane, who find themselves among the crazy. However, at the same time, they show great fortitude, they endure the blows of fate very steadfastly. The hero of Kesey’s book suddenly finds himself in a lunatic asylum, but still remains true to himself and his beliefs. He does not allow himself to be deprived of his individuality and does not want to bend under generally accepted norms. The character of this person continues to be very bright and interesting.

4. Bradbury “All Hallows’ Eve”

Bradbury is remarkably able to create memorable, vivid, very interesting stories, but his stories are also instructive. The book “All Hallows’ Eve” tells how one boy mysteriously disappears from a group of guys. Something had dragged him away in front of everyone’s eyes. As a result, it turns out that children can cope with complex tasks just as well as adults – perhaps even better. To find their friend, the guys go on a dangerous but very exciting journey. They combine interesting with informative, pleasure with benefit.

3. Jansson “At the End of November”

Nobody wants to be lonely at the end of autumn. Friends of the Moomins will have to face loneliness: members of a cheerful family are on a journey and therefore cannot pay due attention to them. Snufkin, Hemulen and other residents of Moomin Valley do not know what to do so as not to quarrel with each other. It turned out that without the supervision of the Moomins it is very difficult for them to find a common language. However, they still find a way to maintain relations with each other, learn about very important things – and after that they leave the valley, ready for the return of a cheerful family.

2. Ruiz Safon “Shadow of the Wind”

This book can be called ideal for reading in the autumn season. Having plunged into it with your head, you will not notice either the disgruntled faces of people or bad weather. Ruiz Zafon is a very talented writer who is compared by many to the popular Umberto Eco. So, the action begins in Barcelona. A little boy finds a strange book and solves its mystery for many years. “The Shadow of the Wind” is a book that tells about destined meetings, terrible curses, beautiful women, exciting events.

1. Lipskerov “Autumn will never be”

The book “Autumn will never be” – magical realism. In this story, the unreal connects with the real, and very naturally and smoothly, as if it should be so. Nobody knows about the drinking artist from Russia at home, but abroad everyone is absolutely delighted with his work. An athlete from the Soviet Union, almost an Olympic champion – and now she is already destroying rats, becoming a rat herself! Lipskerov manages to include in one book what cannot be combined, and he does it with unsurpassed skill.