Feel like you're listening to ghost stories by the campfire without the work of actually, you know, camping with the help of this Spooky Stories candle from Frostbeard Studio. Featuring notes of dry leaves and cocoa, it's the perfect scent for setting the scene for an afternoon of horror novels and murder mysteries.

Spooky Stories Candle, $18, Frostbeard Studio

You might not get to battle trolls at Hogwarts this fall, but thanks to this irresistible candle by From the Page, you can transform your home into the Halloween Feast in the Great Hall. Just say Incendio, and the smells of candied apple and pumpkin spice will fill the room and make you feel like you're celebrating the holiday with your house.

Halloween Feast in the Great Hall, $11.99, Etsy

If you're doing a dramatic candlelight reading of Edgar Allan Poe's scary stories, as all booknerds should for Halloween, make sure you chose the right candle. Burke & Hare Co.'s aptly name jar, featuring hints of vanilla, tobacco, black pepper, and teakwood, adds just the right touch of spooky lighting and delicious smell.

Nevermore, $13, Etsy

Maybe the season has just started, but we all know what comes after fall: winter. Light your way through another cold snap with the help of this lightly floral scented Game of Thrones-themed soy wax candle.

Winter Is Coming, $12.48, Etsy

Inspired by the Court of Mist and Fury series, the only thing more enticing than this candle's seasonal scent is the story it was named after.

Autumn Court, $11.44, Etsy

Find inspiration in Walden Woods with the help of the fresh smells of cedar, pine, and fir trees. Perfect for burning while you work on your next great novel, this candle will make any home feel like a secret wooded hideaway.

Walden Woods, $18, Etsy

When pumpkin spice isn't enough, turn to its sweeter, more magical cousin scent, Pumpkin Pasties. With notes of vanilla cream, butter, and maple, this Harry Potter-inspired candle smells so good, it just might make you drool.

Pumpkin Pasties, $7+, Etsy

Burn wicks, not books with this Banned Books candle inspired by 1984. Made with coffee and chestnut scents, the aroma from this jar is anything but dystopian.

Coffee and Chestnut, $22, Etsy

Don't let the name fool you: this High Functioning Sociopath candle is far more comforting than the famed detective it was named after. Pour yourself a glass of tea, crack open a mystery novel, light this on-theme candle, and get ready to feel like Sherlock solving your next great case.

High Functioning Sociopath, $24.34, Etsy

Make your reading nook feel like a vintage bookshop in autumn with this candle that will make any space smell like it's filled with old books. Warning: burning this candle will make you want to go to the bookstore.

Vintage Bookshop, $15.24, Etsy

Cast a spell of salted toffee and candied apples throughout your house by lighting this wickedly awesome candle. Inspired by some of literature's most infamous witches, it's the perfect bookish candle for all of your spell casting needs.

Toil & Trouble, $5+, Etsy

Is there such thing as too much Harry Potter? I think not, which is why this Professor McGonagall themed cookie, scented with hints of tea and warm biscotti cookies, is a must have in every Potterhead's home this fall.

Minerva, $16, Etsy

Get out of your reading slump and into a good book by setting the mood with this appropriately named candle. After just a few minutes, its cinnamon bun scent will make you want to curl up on the couch with a good story, and never want to leave.

Reading Slump, $13.16, Etsy

Has there ever been a more seasonally appropriate candle for readers? Featuring fun fall smells like crisp autumn air, the only thing better than this candle's scent is it's beautiful bookish packaging.

Flannel and Fiction, $7.50, The Melting Library

Ever wonder what burning books smell like? According to this candle, orange peels and cinnamon, but don't worry: no novels were harmed in the making of this amazing scent.

Burning Books Soy Candle, $18, Etsy