12 book recommendations for September

If you’re looking for new books to add to your bookshelf this September, you can’t miss this list! We’ve selected 12 successful books on Amazon that promise to please fans of a wide range of genres. From romance to personal development, there’s no shortage of incredible reading options!

Check it out and choose your favorites:

1. Fahrenheit 451, by Ray Bradbury: https://amzn.to/3WMKNGb

Guy Montag is a firefighter. His job is to set books on fire. In a world where people live for screens and literature is threatened with extinction, books are forbidden objects, and their owners are considered criminals. Montag has never questioned his job. He lives an ordinary life, does his work and returns at the end of the day to his wife and the routine of home. Until he meets Clarisse, a young woman with suspicious behavior, full of imagination and good stories. When his wife suffers a mental breakdown and Clarisse disappears, Montag’s life can never be the same again.

2. This Is How It Ends by Colleen Hoover: https://amzn.to/3AagZKV

Lily is a young woman who moved from a small town in Maine to Boston, graduated in marketing and opened her own flower shop. And it is on one of Boston’s rooftops that she meets Ryle, a confident, stubborn and perhaps even a little arrogant neurosurgeon, with a great aversion to relationships, but who feels very attracted to her. When the two fall in love, Lily finds herself in the middle of a turbulent relationship that is not what she expected. But will she be able to see it through, no matter how painful it is?

3. Son of a bitch, by João Filipe da Mata: https://amzn.to/4davVY6

Alone in his apartment in Abu Dhabi or surrounded by 25 million people in Shanghai, João Paulo lives divided. Between childhood memories, romantic adventures and the challenges of a diplomatic career, he understands that freedom seems to not exist without solitude. The work follows an intense young man who travels to incredible places and, at the same time, exposes the silent anguish of someone who does not feel comfortable anywhere.

4. We aim for love and hit loneliness, by Ana Suy: https://amzn.to/4d8hSC3

Written based on dialogues, the book emerged from experiences lived by the author in classrooms, in analysis sessions (as an analyst), with friends, and in readings of theoretical research. In this book, psychoanalyst and professor Ana Suy wants, above all, to continue this conversation with you, the reader, without, however, the intention of being a manual or an academic treatise on the subject.

5. The Book You Wish Your Parents Had Read by Philippa Perry: https://amzn.to/46ygPJk

All parents want their children to be happy and to be upbringing-friendly. But how do you achieve these goals? Instead of mapping out a “perfect” plan, Philippa Perry offers a general overview of how to develop quality relationships. Without judgment or rules, Perry teaches you how to: understand how your own upbringing affects your relationship with your children; accept that you will make mistakes and understand what you can do about them; break negative cycles and patterns of behavior; deal with your own feelings as well as those of your children; understand what different behaviors communicate.

6. Nothing Can Hurt Me by David Goggins: https://amzn.to/4dnhfUU

David Goggins’ childhood was a nightmare. Poverty, racism, and physical abuse marked his days, haunted his nights, and nearly determined his future. Through discipline, mental toughness, and hard work, this once hopeless young man turned his life around, learned to master his mind, and became an icon in the military and one of the world’s greatest endurance athletes. In this book, he shares his astonishing life story and reveals that most people only use a fraction of their physical and mental capabilities.

7. Fire & Blood – Volume 1, by George RR Martin: https://amzn.to/46yI6v1

Centuries before the events of A Game of Thrones, House Targaryen—the only dragonlord family to survive the Doom of Valyria—took up residence on Dragonstone. The story of Fire & Blood begins with the legendary Aegon the Conqueror, creator of the Iron Throne, and continues through the generations of Targaryens who fought to hold the seat, right up until the civil war that nearly destroyed their dynasty. What really happened during the Dance of the Dragons? Why was it so dangerous to visit Valyria after the Doom? What is the origin of the three dragon eggs that came to Daenerys? These are some of the questions answered in this essential book, told by a wise maester of the Citadel.

8. How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie: https://amzn.to/4d7c6Ro

Over the course of eight decades, this book has become a reference when it comes to developing human relationships, social skills and effective communication. Based on the principle that we need to be genuinely interested in those we interact with, it has changed the lives of millions of people, making them feel more secure, open and confident in their social and professional encounters. With delightful stories, practical examples and great advice, this is an enjoyable and essential read for anyone who wants to create good connections, become more persuasive, leave a positive mark and inspire others with energy and kindness.

9. My hand on your mouth and a verse about love, by Elisa Marques: https://amzn.to/3ympsKq

With references from rock culture to classical music, the book brings together 78 poems about the complexities of romantic feelings in the contemporary world – one of the most universal themes of humanity. The work is divided into chapters that cover the different phases of a relationship, from the intense and happy beginnings like “my literary style is you” to the frustrations and unfulfilled expectations in “I haven’t written you bad things yet”. In a mix of fiction and autobiography, with passionate declarations and confessions to women, the book conveys the emotions felt by all those who allow themselves to experience the full intensity – good and bad – of relationships.

10. Theater for sale, by Pedro Tancini: https://amzn.to/3X4u9Rk

The literary work deals with the consequences of the system on the lives of workers who give up time, health and individuality to survive. In a tragicomedy that distorts the boundaries between fiction and reality, the author reflects on consumer culture, inequality, the depression epidemic, the environmental crisis and desensitization as a social project.

11. The Girl on the Bridge, by Vinicius Monfrinato: https://amzn.to/3MtsMqj

Traces of a painful past can manifest themselves in different ways in each person. In the case of the protagonist, this happens in self-destructive behavior and difficulties in romantic relationships. But Simone prefers to internalize everything she feels and take out her pain at work. The truth comes out when Simone suffers a serious accident. On a stormy night in the city of São Paulo, she and her best friend Flávia flip their car and end up hanging from the iconic Estaiada bridge over the Pinheiros River. The tragic event triggers a series of events that reveal dark secrets and deep traumas, such as the threats and abuse suffered by her father in her childhood.

12. Fairy Tale Tarot, by Victor Valentim: https://amzn.to/3YpNNtp

The Fairy Tale Tarot, made up of 78 beautifully illustrated cards, connects you with your inner child and reveals hidden powers. Each card is a portal to a world filled with dragons, fairies, princesses and magical beings, inviting you to unravel the mysteries and magic of fairy tales. Immerse yourself in this enchanted world and discover the magic that awaits you!

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