#september readathon

[bookishfreedom]

happy sapphic september 💜

here’s my sep hopefuls! I’m traveling a lot this month but still hoping to participate in the sapphicseptember readathon over on instagram!

[cosettepontmercys]

hi friends!! i've gotten a few asks / messages about book recommendations for the new septembers readathon so i figured i'd list some here! i tried to do a range of genres & mix up YA/adult + tried to fit the autumny september vibes where i could! if anyone wants more specific recs, feel free to send me a message 🤍

a book about witches: the very secret society of irregular witches by sangu mandanna, the witch haven by sasha peyton smith, the nature of witches by rachel griffin

a murder mystery: tita rosie's kitchen mystery series by mia p. manansala, queen of the tiles by hanna alkaf, miss aldridge regrets by louise hare

a book that takes place at a private school/boarding school: every heart a doorway by seanan mcguire, if you could see the sun by ann liang, a lesson in vengeance by victoria lee

a creepy or horror book: house of hollow by krystal sutherland, the gathering dark: an anthology of folk horror, our wives under the sea by julia armfield

a book that takes place in september: answered here!

a short story collection: eternally yours, toil & trouble: 15 tales of women & witchcraft, in these hallowed halls: a dark academia anthology

a gothic novel (classic or contemporary): a dowry of blood by s.t. gibson, all the dead lie down by kyrie mccauley, wuthering heights by emily brontë

an autumnal romance: the dead romantics by ashley poston, the ex hex by erin sterling, the night circus by erin morgenstern

a book about a haunted house: mexican gothic by silvia moreno-garcia, the haunting of hill house by shirley jackson

a book about vampires: court of the undying seasons by a.m. strickland, house of hunger by alexis henderson

a cozy fantasy: legends and lattes by travis baldree, the undertaking of hart and mercy by megan bannen, half a soul by olivia atwater, emily wilde's encyclopaedia of faeries by heather fawcett

a classic / retelling: little thieves by margaret owen, a wish in the dark by christina soontornvat, enter the body by joy mccullough

a new release (published this september): you again by kate goldbeck, the wake-up call by beth o'leary, cleat cute by meryl wilsner, a study in drowning by ava reid, if i have to be haunted by miranda sun

an autumnal classic: anne of green gables by l.m. montgomery, rebecca by daphne du maurier, northanger abbey by jane austen

a dark academia book: babel by r.f. kuang, these violent delights by micah nemerever, ace of spades by faridah àbíké-íyímídé

a graphic novel: the tea dragon society by kay o'neill, the witch boy by molly ostertag, check please by ngozi ukazu, heavy vinyl by nina vakueva & carly usdin, cheer up: love and pompoms by crystal frasier & val wise, displacement by kiku hughes

[ohwarnette]

my tbr for the September readathon!! big thank you to my besties jamie and coco for creating the readathon🫶🫶 @goodwitchs & @withasmiles

I know I won’t be able to read all these this month lol so I’ll probably slide in oct and nov! I’ve already read co op and good girls guide to murder this month!!

and tagging anyone who I think might be interested to join! @dallaswinstons @lorenlily @wherepoetsdie @deadpoets @camiladune @brimay @ravencycle @iknowitwontwork @jakeperalta @delilahsbard @permanentreverie @acotars @foxhenri @youweremycrown

a book about witches- the ex hex by erin sterling

a murder mystery- a good girls guide to murder by holly jackson

a book that takes place at a private or boarding school- the library of shadows by rachel moore

a creepy or horror book- sterling house by alex e. harrow

a book that takes place in September- the flatshare by beth o’leary

a book with a read cover- a fire endless ( elements of cadence #2 ) by Rebecca ross

a book with a yellow cover- the bodyguard by Katherine center

a book with an orange cover- the co-op by tarah dewitt

a short story collection- in these hallowed halls by olivie blake, m.l. rio, susie yang, david bell, j.t. ellison

a gothic novel- together we rot by skyla arndt

reread an autumnal favorite- the secret society of irregular witches by sangu mandanna

an autumnal romance- the dead romantics by ashley poston

a book about a haunted house- the September house by carissa orlando

a book about vampires- the serpent and the wings of night by carissa broadben

a cozy fantasy/ retelling- a river enchanted by rebecca ross

a classic- little women by lousia may alcott

a sept ‘23 release- the wake-up call by beth o’leary

an autumnal classic- anne of green gables by l.m. Montgomery

a dark academia book- house of marionne by j. elle

a graphic novel- hungry ghost by victoria ying

[acotars]

my reading list for jamie & coco's readathon! i've been struggling to come up with a book set in september so if anyone has any recs, let me know!! i like this lineup because it features a couple personal challenges, but is still full of whimsy and romance which feels very much like me :)

i've included a blank copy of this stunning graphic for anyone else who wants to fill one out.

thank you thank you @goodwitchs and @withasmiles !! this is exactly what i needed to motivate my september reading! two down, eighteen to go :)

[windrixville]

my reading list for september's readathon!! thank you @goodwitchs and @withasmiles for coming up with this and for making such a cute graphic <33 i feel like these books are really going to get me in the mood for autumn, some of these are rereads and some personal challenges for myself.

so far i've finished anne of green gables + practical magic and im currently reading carrie soto is back! i'm also struggling with coming up with a cozy retelling book i just can't think of something that fits that vibe so if anyone has any recs pls let me know!

[magical-book-lush]

The Hazel Wood • Book Review.

Hello People!!!! How are we doing? What is up with life? Is everything good? Good! Because I am about to turn it bad. Welcome to my hell hole! Quite literally! This review will be terrible and is a rant review so you might as well turn back right now if you don’t want to get angry and also if you don’t want spoilers. I am usually a No Spoiler person but this book forced me. So if you have decided…

[rattlethereads]

TBR for September

Assassin’s Apprentice -ebook

Daughter of the Moon Goddess- audiobook

In The Woods- Physical (paperback)

These are all for Becca’s Bookoplathon which is the only reason I have a TBR lol normally I mood read so I don’t make TBRs cause I never stick to them. But I have already started two of the three books and DOTMG checks off another prompt for another readathon!

[namocchi]

hello!! just in case someone wants to join my readathon, here are the prompts!

🔮September 1st to 8th 🔮More information & rules on the last image

If you have any questions drop a comment below and i'll get to you asap!

Let me know which books are you picking?

Im giving you all some time to think about which books you wanna read & buy them if you havent, prepare some cozy snacks, get out your pillows and blankets for some extra comfort, and everything else you need for a week long readathon with me!! We start on september 1st!

[permanentreverie]

joining the new septembers readathon, hosted by @goodwitchs and @withasmiles! *will be stretching the reading time into october/november

a book with a red cover: crying in h mart by michelle zauner (sep 9 - 10)

a creepy or horror book: little thieves by margaret owen (sep 11 - 16) / painted devils by margaret owen (sep 20 - 27)

a classic or a retelling: les misérables by victor hugo (apr 3 - sep 18) (reread)

a short story collection: out there by kate folk (sep 23 - 24)

an autumnal classic: wuthering heights by emily brontë (sep 18 - 24)

a book with an orange cover: the foxhole court by nora sakavic (sep 24 - 27)

an autumnal romance: the dead romantics by ashley poston (oct 4 - 5)

a book about witches: a discovery of witches by deborah harkness (oct 6 - 12) / shadow of night by deborah harkness (nov 1 - dec 30)

a book about a haunted house: mexican gothic by silvia moreno-garcia (oct 13 - 14) / the haunting of hill house by shirley jackson (oct 15 - 18)

a book with a yellow cover: anxious people by fredrik backman yellowface by r.f. kuang (oct 29 - 31)

a graphic novel: the girl from the other side (vol 1 - 11) by nagabe (oct 19)

a book that takes place at a private or boarding school: a study in charlotte by brittany cavallaro (oct 5 - 7)

a gothic novel: dracula by bram stoker (may 5 - nov 8)

a murder mystery: the murder of roger ackroyd by agatha christie (nov 9 - 10)

a book that takes place in september: kamila knows best by farah heron (nov 12 - 13)

a cozy fantasy: howl’s moving castle by diana wynne jones (nov 17 - 18) (reread)

a dark academia book: if we were villains by m. l. rio (nov 18 - 19) (reread)

a book about vampires: masters of death by olivie blake (nov 20 - 22)

reread an autumnal favourite: jane eyre by charlotte brontë (nov 22 - 29) (reread)

a sept. 23 release: a study in drowning by ava reid (dec 23 - 29)

[that-bookworm-guy]

I'm doing a 24 hour readathon but split across 3 days because doing it in 1 day means I miss a dose of my meds and honestly that's not worth it.

I put £1 in a post for every book I read and for August and September I'm also putting £1 in another pot that will go towards my just giving page for The Little Princess Trust.

I've also used this as a chance to read my comics which have boosted the numbers.

I've done 2 days and hee are my stats so far:

Day 1 stats:

Time Read : 9 hours

Books Read: 2 | Comics: 18

Total: 20

Pages Read: 1330

Day 2 stats:

Time Read : 8 hours

Books Read: 3 | Comics: 11

Total: 14

Pages Read: 1190

Total Time: 17 hours

Books Read: 5 Comics: 29

Total: 34

[cosettepontmercys]

coco!! what book should i read that's set in september? i'm struggling

kate acotars when i say i'm STRUGGLING with this prompt! i can think of a ton of october books but very few september books! i took a quick look through my physical shelves, though and here are some books where at least part of it is set in september — a * is next to books i own and have not read yet:

kamila knows best by farrah heron (adult emma retelling)

she gets the girl by alyson derrick & rachael lippincott (love a good ya rom com)

the night circus by erin morgenstern (one of my favorites of all time — personally i think of it as an october book but part of it is set in sept)

the flatshare by beth o'leary (another adult romance i love)

cleopatra and frankenstein by coco mellors*

the idiot by elif batuman*

[logarithmicpanda]

October backlog readathon!

So people seemed interested enough by the perspective of reading books released before 2010 for me to organize yet another readathon 👀✨ a bunch of new releases I'm excited about come out in September tho so let's make October the month for backlog 😆

As usual, no hard rules, I just suggest making a list of books on October 1st and update your progress throughout the month lol

Let's give older books some love! 💜

Use the tag #backlogathon22!

[princessofbookaholics]

48 hour Readathon 🧡

I'm planning to do a readathon this weekend which is the 17th and 18th September 2022 and would love it if any of you would like to join in with me! I'll be posting my reading progress and using the tag #48 hour readathon throughout the weekend. I don't have any rules, just gonna read as much as I can and going to follow my own timezone so feel free to follow yours.

Happy reading! 🍂

[librarianlirael]

So I'm watching my sister's dog while she goes out of town this weekend, and while she's gone I'm planning to do a 48 hour Spooky readathon where I turn my phone off and read as much as I can for 2 days.

.......I might have over-packed though. I wanted a variety of Spooky and Spoopy in case I wanted to read something different. Oops.

Currently reading For the Wolf by Hannah Whitten. Weirdly much more gory than I expected.

(PS: yes I know two of the books are def not spooky they're just rollovers from my September tbr)

[carica-ficus]

✨September JOMP challenge✨ - 01/09/2023 - 🌿TBR this month🌿

The challenge just started, and I'm already late... In my defence, I like to take my photos with natural lighting, but I spent most of my afternoon yesterday out of the house, so I missed my chance.

I don't actually stick to some personal TBR schedule. I pick my books very sporadically. But I do know I'll be reading the next book in the "Witch of Grich" series by Marija Jurić Zagorka called "Malleus Maleficarium".

I might just participate in the Croatian SF Readathon that Morina Kutija introduced earlier today. There's only 3 prompts, so it's very time friendly, and I've been meaning to read some more speculative fiction by Croatian authors anyways.

Speaking or Morina Kutija, I am definitely going to be reading through the new issue during this month as well! Unfortunately, since it is a Croatian speculative fiction magazine, most of the stories are on Croatian, but I might just share the ones available on English (they are all free to read on their site 😊).

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What's on your TBR this month?

[magical-book-lush]

September Books • TBR which I can never complete.