Books to get you out of a reading slump?

[Senna]

What are the books you would recommend to someone in a reading slump to get out of it? Preferably a book you loved from page one.

[QueenAgain]

The Young Elites (depending on ur age), The Red Queen, the Raven Boys, The Cruel Prince (an ultimate favorite), Caraval, Mermaid Boys (manga), Rebels of the Sand, Court of Thorns and Roses, Piper (by Jay Asher and highly recommended). If your a dovated reader you can try Falling Kingdoms. It took me a while but it was a great book.

[nat]

Treasure wrote: "The Young Elites (depending on ur age), The Red Queen, the Raven Boys, The Cruel Prince (an ultimate favorite), Caraval, Mermaid Boys (manga), Rebels of the Sand, Court of Thorns and Roses, Piper (..."

Tfw it took you 2 weeks to read The Young Elites

[˙⋆✮ Anny ✮⋆˙]

It took me a while to get into Ready Player One because there's a lot of information at the beginning. But I agree with HP, or maybe just reread another book you loved!

[Kendra]

Magnus Chase The Sword of Summer by Rick Riordan got me out of my slump a few years ago.

[Susy]

The Lunar Chronicles took me out of mine.

[Anna]

I recommend Rangers Apprentice by John Flanagan!

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[MissBecka]

Eliza and Her Monsters
Beasts of Extraordinary Circumstance
Little Monsters
Artemis
They are all stand alone books that had me captivated from start to finish. Hope they help you break out of your slump!

[Frank-Intergalactic Bookdragon]

Here's some of my slump recommendations

[Lubna]

the hunger games

[˙⋆✮ Anny ✮⋆˙]

I second Legend and Hunger Games! ;)

[Taylor]

Fangirl is my go to read for book slumps, book hangovers, sad days, happy days, or times when I have to many book choices and it stresses me out. I love this book!

[Stephanie]

Everybody's preferences are different. I only get in a book slump when my brain is toast (medication, illness, complications). So, for those times, I have about a dozen books that are simple plots that I can zoom through and even reread/relisten to. Murder She Wrote series does that for me.

[Susy]

I second The Lunar Chronicles/ Cinder.

[Anna]

Ooh also Michael Vey!

[Mary]

Castle Hangnail by Ursula Vernon