15 Books to Pair With Your Favorite TV Shows and Movies

Still craving a second helping of the epic wave of finding-yourself endorphins experienced after watching Julia Roberts globetrotting in Eat, Pray, Love? Look no further — This Trip Will Change Your Life is a roller coaster spiritual journey designed for every reader's soul. Did we mention Mexico and Mayan shamans are involved? Go ahead, pre-order.

If you're even moderately obsessed with Amy Schumer (like the rest of the universe) and often find yourself caught in an endless carousel of Inside Amy Schumer reruns, you're going to reel in happiness over her memoir The Girl With the Lower Back Tattoo. From her messy awkward teenage years to her rise to Hollywood's reigning comedy queen, our BFF status with Amy Schumer just reached an intense new level — even if she doesn't know it yet.

Does the adrenaline induced by Freeform's mystery-drama series Guilt keep you up awake at night? Read Gilt Hollow during your nocturnal tendencies, a stunning and addictive new YA surrounding teenager Willow Lamott and the dark cumulus cloud of crime and danger that seems to follow her everywhere. Easily the most thrilling and dangerously addictive YA novel to hit bookshelves this year, readers of all ages will fiercely devour every word of this stunning literary win.

There is no drama quite as juicy as SoCal drama, and if your heart still beats for Summer and Seth, this is the best book for you. Centered around the consequences of a forbidden kiss at a family Christening party (because, California), Commonwealth is West Coast scandal at its finest.

Nothing can calm the pangs of separation anxiety when we aren't watching Benedict Cumberbatch's handsomeness acting brilliance on-screen — but wow folks, this new London-based novel will send your heart swooning. Alex Sinclair ditches Floridian paradise, American comforts and all her 99 problems for her theater dreams in the enchanting streets of London — but a rival is eager to quickly destroy Alex's new British life. A stunning portrait of modern London life with unputdownable prose, London Belongs to Me belongs on every Anglophile's bookshelf.

The excruciating pain of waiting for the Gilmore Girls revival is the ultimate struggle of the century — but not-so-luckily, the mastermind actress behind Lorelai Gilmore delivers us with another dose of painful anticipation for her upcoming novel. Lauren Graham's intoxicatingly hilarious memoir Talking as Fast as I Can on her awkward rise to TV stardom (and everything in between) will leave every Gilmore-loving girl satisfied.

There is no shame in watching re-runs (regularly) of Sabrina the Teenage Witch, but maybe (just maybe) it's time to move on to the next level of supernatural entertainment. Meet Tenley Tylwyth, a teenager who can casually control and produce weather — the only problem is mother nature wants to destroy her. A captivating storm of brilliant storytelling and unpredictability, Operation Tenley is a magical reading experience for lovers of supernatural drama.

Lovers of The Fosters crave the newest form of entertainment drama: adoptee drama. We have it for you. Keep Her is a stunning tale of young filmmaker Aiden and 17-year-old adoptee Maddie and their electrifying whirlwind of unexpected passion, love, and powerful healing. This vibrantly dazzling literary cocktail on the restorative powers of love will leave every reader's heart renewed this Fall.

If watching Sweet Home Alabama is a monthly "feel good" ritual for you, you're about to discover an equally butterfly-inducing habit to adopt. When an internet scandal prompts Reed Stewart to return to his small hometown ten years after he left, he is faced with the troubled past, dysfunctional family and first love he abandoned. Prepare the tissue boxes and chocolate bars, you'll need them to get through The Boy Is Back.

If you are a fan of animated masterpiece Coraline (we are raising our hands) then there is no better literary indulgence for you this fall than Snow Fright — the story of Sarah White, a girl who is sucked into another dimension by her mirror and turned into a zombie. Casual, right? Enchantingly dark and engaging from the first word, Snow Fright is a witty supernatural feast for the zombie-loving crowd.

The movie Stepmom completely overhauled our relationship with the word "stepmother," and now Marianne Lile's enlightening new memoir, Stepmother, will forever redefine it all over again. Lile's harrowing journey through the most misunderstood role in parenthood will leave every reader with a deeply renewed vision on motherhood.

If you're craving a story as hauntingly mesmerizing as Twilight, you might just find the next best thing from the vampire phenomenon creator herself. Internationally bestselling author Stephenie Meyer takes us on an adrenaline-pumping page-turning thrill ride in her new novel The Chemist as we follow an ex-agent on the run (with nation-shattering secrets in tow) from her former employer: the U.S. government.

If you caught Sully in theaters this Fall, fans will be mesmerized by the haunting page-turning reality of the heroic events that occurred that Manhattan morning. This impossibly poignant memoir on dedication, responsibility and the importance of personal values will leave readers inspired to the core. Don't miss out on Highest Duty: My Search For What Really Matters.

If your heart is still reeling from the precious romance and Jude Law brilliance witnessed in The Holiday, we have another Winter love story for you to devour. Centered around the Quinn family and their charming dysfunctional tendencies, Winter Storms — the last installment to Hilderbrand's bestselling Winter Street Trilogy — will leave every soul thoroughly warmed and brimming with Winter magic.