Head Back to Stars Hollow with These “Gilmore Girls ”Books

If you can’t get enough of the beloved series, check out these reading recommendations

Fall is here, which means switching out sunglasses for sweaters and lemonade for chai lattes and, of course, embarking on your annual rewatch of the ultimate comfort show — Gilmore Girls. The family-focused dramedy, which aired on the WB, and later the CW, from 2000 to 2007, is a beloved favorite. And since it began streaming on Netflix in 2014, we can all indulge whenever we need a hit of cozy.

It just isn’t autumn without mother-daughter duo Lorelai and Rory Gilmore, their life in the quirky Connecticut town Stars Hollow and their love of coffee, witty comebacks and pop culture tidbits.

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If you also love staying in with a good book once the weather gets colder, there’s a great selection of Gilmore Girls-related reads available and coming out this fall. Head back to Stars Hollow this fall with one these books.

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‘Gilmore Girls: The Rory Gilmore Reading Challenge’ by Erika Berlin

So many Gilmore Girls fans are bibliophiles, and for good reason, since studious, introverted bookworm Rory was a protagonist. With over 330 books mentioned throughout the series, The Rory Gilmore Reading Challenge conveniently rounds up every title, from Dostoevsky to Dr. Seuss, along with bookish tidbits from the show.

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‘Gilmore Girls: Life Lessons: The Official Guide to Love, Friendship and Coffee’ by Laurie Ulster

Gilmore Girls’ memorable lines are a big part of the show’s charm, and this book collects all of the best wisdom from the series into one convenient volume. Including advice on parenthood, relationships and coffee reliance from characters like Lorelai, Rory, Miss Patty and more, this book should have you covered for any tricky situation.

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‘The Third Gilmore Girl’ by Kelly Bishop

Before she became known as the no-nonsense Emily Gilmore, Kelly Bishop was a dancer from Colorado who chased her Broadway dreams before pivoting to television. In her witty and inspiring new memoir, the acclaimed actress looks back at her acclaimed stage and screen career, including hits like A Chorus Line, Dirty Dancing and, of course, Gilmore Girls.

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‘The Girls: From Golden to Gilmore’ by Stan Zimmerman

Stan Zimmerman, who worked on beloved sitcoms like The Golden Girls and Roseanne, joined Gilmore Girls as a writer later in the series. His memoir of his Hollywood career is a raucous read, and doesn’t shy away from behind-the-scenes moments across many beloved shows. From his suggestion to cast Matt Czuchry as Rory's boyfriend Logan, to his friendship with creator Amy Sherman-Palladino, this book is a can't-miss for Gilmore fans.

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‘Life’s Short, Talk Fast’ edited by Ann Hood

This anthology collects 15 stories from women writers about the impact Gilmore Girls had on their own lives. Whether it’s Joanna Rakoff reflecting on how Emily Gilmore mirrored her own mother, Sanjena Sathian looking at how she saw herself in Rory’s best friend Lane Kim or Nina de Gramont analyzing how unrealistic a town like Stars Hollow would be in the real world, these essays are as heartwarming as they are entertaining.

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‘Talking as Fast as I Can’ by Lauren Graham

Lauren Graham’s role as fast-talking single mother Lorelai is a fan-favorite. In her 2016 memoir in essays, the actress recounts her time in Hollywood on Gilmore Girls, and Parenthood, along with the lessons she’s learned along the way. If you like this one, be sure to read Graham’s other memoir, Have I Told You This Already?

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‘Gilmore Girls: At Home in Stars Hollow’ by Micol Ostow

You’re never too young to begin learning about the whimsy of Gilmore Girls, as this picture book demonstrates all too well. Follow Rory and Lorelai as they first move to Stars Hollow, and meet all of the town’s eccentric residents, in this read that can be a great collectible gift for fans of all ages.

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‘Gilmore Girls: The Official Cookbook’ by Elena Craig and Kristen Mulrooney

It’s undeniable that one of the best parts of watching Gilmore Girls is seeing all of the food featured on the show. Whether you’ve imagined sipping your morning coffee at Luke’s Diner or trying one of Lorelai and Rory’s infamous junk food concoctions, this cookbook rounds up 50 of the most coveted recipes inspired by the show. Also including cooking tips from chef Sookie, dining etiquette from Emily Gilmore, this book is a delectable treat.

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