Guide: Books to (re) get you into reading!

Let’s start with a little bookish education, shall we? Excluding the assigned reading in school, no book girlie starts to read for fun by picking up a classic novel, and magically finds her passion for books. From my own experience and book chats with readers, we all start with a popular book.

Now if you think “popular” and hear “overrated”, I am here to change your mind! I have curated a list of 5 books that are both popular among the book community yet have an easy-to-follow way of writing with a thoughtful plot and characters to suck you right into their world.

These books hold a special place in readers’ hearts and make up the foundation for my love for reading. Click each photo to dive deeper into the book on Goodreads!

  1. Mary Jane by Jessica Anya Blau

4.15 rating on Goodreads - Historical Fiction/Coming of Age - 320 pages - Standalone

2. Daisy Jones & The Six - Taylor Jenkins Reid

4.21 rating on Goodreads - Fiction/Historical Fiction/Romance - 355 pages - Standalone (part of Taylor Jenkins Reid’s book universe)

3. Love & Other Words - Christina Lauren

4.28 rating on Goodreads - Contemporary Romance/Fiction - 432 pages - Standalone

4. The Housemaid - Freida McFadden

4.33 rating on Goodreads - Thriller/Mystery - 338 pages - Duet

5. A Court of Thorns and Roses

4.30 rating on Goodreads - Fantasy/Romance - 419 pages - Book 1 out of 5

The best advice I can give to start your reading journey is to experiment! There are many genres and sub-genres out there, it may take you a couple of books to find out what you like or don’t like.

If you have any questions, need a recommendation, or want to chat all things bookish - comment in the space below!

 
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