Fall is the best season to read a good book as the temperature and leaves fall around you.

Often times with school starting again bookworms either find themselves without any time to indulge in a good novel or they can never find a great book.

Halloween is soon approaching and many find themselves ready for a book that will scare them silly. The books that will do just that are The OutsiderandOwen King by Stephen King and A Stranger in the Houseby Shari Lapena. These are guaranteed to knock readers socks off, but the book that will truly entice readers with every page is House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski.

Fall brings new fantasy releases in the young adult genre. Some new fantasy books are Kingdom of Ashby Sarah J. Maas, releasing Oct. 23, and Immortal Reignby Morgan Rhodes, releasing Oct. 9.

Both Kingdom of Ashand Immortal Reignare the final books in long awaited series that are guaranteed to blow fans away. A new fantasy release this Fall is Time’s Convertby Deborah Harkness, released Sept. 18., is about what it means to be a vampire.

Historical fiction and nonfiction are genres that also have great novels beign released this fall. The Tattooist of Auschwitz by Heather Morris and 21 Lessons of the 21sr century by Yuval Noah Harari were both released on Sept. 4.

Lastly, a new memoir by Lisa Brennan-Jobs called Small Fry, released on Sept. 4, takes readers into the life of artist Chrisaan Brennan and Apple co-founder Steve Job’s daughter. Brennan-Jobs leads readers through her life as she was thrown into “two imperfect but extraordinary homes” according to Goodreads.