Guest post by Stephanie Nelson and a KINDLE GIVEAWAY

A special welcome to author Stephanie Nelson! She’s visiting the blog today as part of the Craved Book Tour (hosted by Bewitching Book Tours) and is going to tell us her favorite things about Fall.  You can find my review of Craved HERE.

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Something about October makes me giddy! The leaves start to change. The weather cools down and the stores are overrun with Halloween decorations! Here are a few of my favorite autumn things…..

Bonfires

I’m sure everyone loves bonfires, but for me they remind me of fall with the family. When I was little my parents always had bonfires and we’d have the family over and roast hot dogs and marshmellows. Ghost stories were told and fun Halloween decorated desserts were eaten! I love the smell of the bonfire because it reminds me of how fun it was to be a kid!

Apple Orchard

Every year we visit the local apple orchard. Where I spend entirely too much on the worlds best apple cider and apple cider dougnuts! There’s a store that offers cute decorations and scrumptious desserts.

Corn Maze

Yup, the corn maze is another yearly tradition! 98% of the time we never find our way out but then again we don’t really try. We’re too busy hiding in the corn and scaring each other!

Carving Pumpkins

There’s just something about having a lit pumpkin on the porch that makes me happy. I buy a bunch of pumpkins and then carve them up with my niece and nephew

Spook Hollow

I’ve gone to a lot of haunted houses but the one that’s always a must is called Spook Hollow. It’s set in the woods, which only makes it creepier. They build creepy looking houses that are tucked within the forest and stocked full of ghouls just waiting to scare the bajeezus out of you. Creepy stalkers follow you on the wooded paths and men with
chainsaws jump out of nowhere. I’ve been going to this specific haunted
house/woods since I was a little girl. It just wouldn’t be Halloween without it!

Halloween Costumes

On Halloween my husband and I cuddle up on the couch and watch scary movies. I love answering the door and seeing the little kids dressed up. Most likely their dressed as witches, vampires or princess,
but last year I answered the door to find a little boy dressed up like the character from Saw. It was one of the creepiest costumes I’d ever seen!