Let’s pair books with Taylor Swift ‘November’ lyrics!
Nov 18 2024
What better way to vibe as the chilly November days roll in than pairing some of Taylor Swift’s songs that mention our beloved month with cozy reads that match the mood? Get comfy, grab your favorite mug, and let’s dive into the magic of November Taylor vibes paired with perfect book recs!“Call It What You Want” Lyric: “I recall late November holding my breath…”Book Pairing: “Furyborn” by Claire LegrandTaylor sings about holding her breath for someone who feels like home despite the storm. Enter: “Furyborn”! With its dual timelines and bold, badass heroines, this book has all the intensity that late-November romance needs. It’s full of power struggles, secrets, and high stakes, which makes it a perfect match for that “holding my breath” vibe. It’s the fantasy equivalent of that deep, soul-stirring feeling Taylor’s talking about.“Champagne Problems” Lyric: “November flush and your flannel cure…”Book Pairing: “It’s Not Summer Without You” by Jenny HanFirst of all, Champagne Problems is one of my all-time favorite Taylor songs. And when she sings about the “November flush and your flannel cure,” you know she’s channeling that cozy, warm-but-slightly-heartbreaking vibe. The song’s all about lost love and what could have been, and it pairs so perfectly with “It’s Not Summer Without You,” which will give you all the nostalgia and heartache wrapped up in warm summer memories.This book is a perfect choice for anyone who loves bittersweet romance and longing for what once was. Just like in “Champagne Problems,” there’s a sense of looking back and feeling both comfort and sadness at what’s been lost. It’s ideal for those November days when you want to be in your feelings, wrapped up in flannel and heartache.“Evermore” Lyric: “Gray November, I’ve been down since July…”Book Pairing: “My Dark Vanessa” by Kate Elizabeth RussellWhen Taylor sings, “Gray November, I’ve been down since July,” it reminds me so much of “My Dark Vanessa”. This book is heavy, raw, and dives deeply into the psychological impact of trauma, paralleling Evermore's introspective tone and themes of hidden pain.“My Dark Vanessa” follows a woman reflecting on a past relationship with her high school teacher, examining the confusion and lasting consequences of abuse. It’s an incredibly moving, thought-provoking read, but one that requires sensitivity.Trigger Warnings: This book deals with themes of sexual abuse, manipulation, trauma, and emotional distress. Be mindful of these themes if you choose to read it.What books remind you of November? Leave your recommendations in the comments below!
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