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Tell us: What are you reading this fall?

Whatever’s on your nightstand, we want to hear about it.

Monet Gagnon read a book in the Public Garden on a bed of fallen leaves. (Suzanne Kreiter/Globe staff)

By Annie Jonas

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Crisp air, shorter days, and the return of sweater weather can only mean one thing — it’s the perfect season to curl up with a great book. We want to know: What are you reading this fall?

Are you diving into one of this season’s most anticipated new releases, like “The Secret of Secrets” by Dan Brown, “The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny” by Kiran Desai, or “The Wilderness” by Angela Flournoy?

Or maybe you’re returning to a tried-and-true fall classic; the kind of book that just feels right to revisit when the leaves start to turn. 

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We’re looking for recommendations from across all genres: literary fiction, thrillers, memoirs, sci-fi, you name it.

Whatever’s on your nightstand, we want to hear about it. Tell us what you’re reading — and why — and your picks could be featured on Boston.com.

Fall 2025: What are you reading?

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Annie Jonas

Annie Jonas is a Community writer at Boston.com. She was previously a local editor at Patch and a freelancer at the Financial Times.

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