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Must-read autumn books:
All of the books below are fiction or non-fiction books to make your autumn season cozier or spookier. On colder days, curl up with one of these books and a cup of coffee. The William Bradford Huie Library of Hartselle is proud to offer readers recommendations from our librarians. These books are picked by Sarah Laughmiller, Chrissy Tucker and Alex VanKoughnett. Come into the library to check these out and more.
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“THE BAKESHOP AT PUMPKIN AND SPICE” By Donna Kauffman, Kate Angell and Allyson Charles
Dive into fall with this book which is three novellas in one. All three are centered around a small town called Moonbright, which is embracing the Halloween season with spiced lattes and sugar cookies from
Bellaluna’s Bakery. With the annual Halloween parade quickly approaching, citizens of Moonbright are getting their costume ideas ready. With colored leaves blowing in the crisp autumn breeze, there is more brewing than Halloween tricks and treats. So, grab a pumpkin spiced latte and get swept away in these autumn romances!
This fall, take a journey to the village of Perchance. This town is known far and wide because of its annual Hummingbear migration. However, this year, none of the Hummingbears come to Perchance.
Seeing the sadness this brings their village, newly magic-endowed Willowdeen and her best friend Connor decide to go on a journey to find the missing Hummingbears. Will they save their village or will they never see the Hummingbears again?
By: S. Isabelle
At Mesmortes Coven Academy, the Haunting Season is fast approaching. This means that its almost time for the wolves to rise up and try to destroy humankind. Logan, a new witch, must band together with three other witches to help keep the wolves from attacking humans. It’s going to take everything they have learned and the full depth of their powers. Are the really willing to sacrifice themselves for the greater good?
By: Allison Day
In this fall cookbook, learn different ways to bring the season into your kitchen. This book includes recipes on roasting pumpkin seeds, making pumpkin puree and much more.
By: Lucy Ruth Cummins
Stumpkin is a favorite amongst the children of the library. This poor pumpkin has no stem. He just has a stump. He sits on the stand with all of his other pumpkin friends – each one eagerly waiting to have a home. Poor Stumpkin just sits and waits, and waits, and waits. Until, the shop owner takes him home himself. Stumpkin doesn’t think he’ll ever become a jack-o-lantern and sit in the window to glow.
