📚 Fall Reading Guide from Sequatchie County Public Library – Five Picks for Every Age

As cooler weather settles over Sequatchie County and fall break approaches, the Sequatchie County Public Library in Dunlap is curating a seasonal reading list that spans genres and age groups-from spooky young adult tales to hiking guides perfect for exploring Tennessee’s South Cumberland region.

🌾 Adult Fiction: Family Secrets and Second Chances

For adult readers seeking immersive storytelling, the library recommends Meadow Falls by Carolyn Brown. The novel weaves together a family farm setting, long-held secrets, and themes of finding home-a natural fit for fall’s reflective mood and the region’s agricultural heritage. 💛

🥾 Adult Nonfiction: Trails and Waterfalls Close to Home

40 Hikes in Tennessee’s South Cumberland by Russ Manning offers readers a practical guide to exploring the natural landscape surrounding the Sequatchie Valley. The book features waterfalls, forests, and scenic overlooks across 40 trails-ideal for residents and visitors looking to experience the region’s outdoor beauty during fall’s mild weather. 🍁

👻 Young Adult: A Graphic Novel Twist on a Classic

Teens seeking seasonal thrills will find The Fall of the House of Usher by Matthew Manning-a spooky graphic novel retelling of Edgar Allan Poe’s gothic tale of a cursed family. The format and atmospheric storytelling make it an engaging choice for young readers during the Halloween season. 🏚️

🐄 Chapter Books and Early Readers

Younger readers have two options: Hank the Cowdog: The Case of the Falling Sky by John Erickson, a chapter book adventure where the ranch dog investigates mysterious rumors, and Let’s Go Apple Picking by Cliff Griswold, a colorful early reader that celebrates one of fall’s most beloved traditions. 🍎

📖 Visit During Fall Break

The Sequatchie County Public Library invites community members to stop by during fall break to discover these titles and explore the full collection. Whether you’re seeking cozy fiction, outdoor inspiration, or stories for young readers, the library’s fall selections offer something for every reader in the valley. ✨