All the Comforts of Fall
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There’s a lot to love about fall: the changing leaves, the crisp air, the return of cozy sweaters, and, of course, pumpkin-spice everything.
As the days grow shorter and the weather cools, the season offers plenty of reasons to slow down and indulge in life’s little comforts.
Although fall has its familiar rituals, there are always new ways to enjoy it.
Maybe you’re looking for your next great read, a recipe to try on a chilly afternoon, or an excuse to spend more time outdoors before winter arrives.
To help you get into the autumn spirit, explore some of our favorite Atlantic stories and recommendations for the season.
Fall Favorites Six Books to Read by the Fire Each of these titles is a perfect companion while the days grow imperceptibly longer.
By Amanda Parrish Morgan Read the article.
Six Movies to Get You in the Fall Mood From cozy classics to unlikely favorites, The Atlantic ’s writers and editors share their seasonal picks.
By Rafaela Jinich Read the article.
How Starbucks Perfected Autumn The pumpkin spice latte has defined fall for 20 years. ( From 2023 ) By Ian Bogost Read the article.
Still Curious? What the falling leaves taught Thoreau : His autumnal observations held a lesson for him in his final years, Jake Lundberg writes.
No one knows how big pumpkins can get .
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