Fall and Winter are my favorite times to listen to
audiobooks. While I often get distracted outside during the summer and don't
want to spend my time inside, I am trapped during the Winter months. During the
fall I like to listen to a few creepy books just to get me in the right mood
for fall and cool weather. Does anyone else hunt for books with just the right
mood for this time of year?
If so, I have you covered with these spooky and atmospheric
audiobooks!
1)
Sleepy Hallow by Washington Irving and read by Tom Mison- What
better way to prepare for Halloween than to listen to the tale of the Headless
Horseman? This audiobook is only about an hour long and the atmosphere is
fantastic. If you have a rainy day, this could be the perfect listen to get you
in the spirit!
2)
Crimson Peak by Nancy Holder and read by Imogen Church -I am easily
frightened. I do not like horror, but I don't mind spooky. Obviously, if
you've seen me host this event. I never add truly gruesome books and
media to my recommendations. Crimson Peak is as close as it gets. This
creepy gothic story had me leaving the lights on while I listened to it,
but it was a lot of fun. I'm even interested in watching the movie!
3) The Raven Boys by Maggie Stiefvater and read by Will Paton - If you've been around this blog for any length of time, you will know I adore this series and reading them at this time of year is perfect. Even though the first book takes place in April, there is something about these books that makes me think Halloween and Autumn.
4) The Accident Season by by Moïra Fowley-Doyle and read by Colby Minifie- Have you ever been to Ireland my friend? If so, this book brings back the scenery and the atmosphere. If not, this book has magical realism set against the descriptive beautiful backdrop of Ireland. I believe this even takes place in October so it is perfect for this time of year.
3) The Raven Boys by Maggie Stiefvater and read by Will Paton - If you've been around this blog for any length of time, you will know I adore this series and reading them at this time of year is perfect. Even though the first book takes place in April, there is something about these books that makes me think Halloween and Autumn.
4) The Accident Season by by Moïra Fowley-Doyle and read by Colby Minifie- Have you ever been to Ireland my friend? If so, this book brings back the scenery and the atmosphere. If not, this book has magical realism set against the descriptive beautiful backdrop of Ireland. I believe this even takes place in October so it is perfect for this time of year.
What audiobooks do you love to listen to?Do you have anything to add to my list? I'd love to hear about your favorite fallish/spooky audiobooks.
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