Please recommend books to get out of a reading slump. Thanks 🫶🏼

[Alexandra]

Have been in a reading slump for almost 2 weeks and need book recommendations to get out of it 🤗

[M]

What genres do you prefer/are looking for? Subject matters you want to particularly read/avoid?

[Katarie]

City of saints and thieves

[Infinite_chapters_]

The alliance by s j tilly

[fixitfelix]

the gilded wolves by roshani chokshi <3

[KyoAi]

M wrote: "What genres do you prefer/are looking for? Subject matters you want to particularly read/avoid?"

Yeah that's really helpful. Also which tropes you love/hate

[Alexandra]

Thank you!!! I really like dark romance, spicy romance and Romantasy. My fav tropes are enemies to lovers, arranged marriage, and accidental pregnancy.

[Maria]

I really enjoyed the trilogy Of Dragons and Fae by Jasmine Walt. Hope that helps 😊

[Deborah]

1. Lions of Fifth Avenue, Fiona Davis
2. The Rose Garden, Tracy Rees
3. The Lost English Girl, Julia Kelly
4. The Last Love Note, Emma Gray
5. The Stationary Shop, Marian Kamali
6. Did You Hear About Kitty Karr, Crystal Smith Paul

[Victoria ‎♡‧₊˚]

Check & Mate by Ali Hazelwood!!!!

[A.R.]

Helvetia, Amid Celtic Heroes,

Is not another fantasy tale of dragons, Knights and damsels. It's a vibrant tapestry woven with intricate ancient world-building, diverse characters you'll root for, and a plot that drills your mind. All in a world that feels both familiar and fantastical, drawing you in with vivid descriptions and leaving you eager to explore its hidden corners.

At the heart of the story lies Helu. Her determination, courage and resilience in the face of adversity will inspire you. You'll find yourself cheering her victories, feeling her losses, and growing alongside her as she navigates an ancient world fraught with danger and thruths that persist today.

[Morgan]

In Five Years

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[Anita]

1. Powerless
2. The chestnut spring series (heartless has accidental pregnancy trope)

[Lauren ✨]

Caught up by Liz Tomforde! ✨

[Tess]

we hunt the flame got me out of my years long reading slump!! it has enemies to lovers and such good slowburn (in my opinion) it's not spicy tho but theres still lots of tension

[Rebecca]

If you like spicy paranormal books, Love in The Occult Traumatic by Alexis Luna. It is very, very, very spicy (beyond what I would normally read, but that's ok). I don't review books on booktok, but it is so good that someone really should. I have been the only one to review it so far here.

[Alexandra]

Thank you all! These are very helpful and sound great 🥰

[Alexandria ˙⋆✮]

people sometimes say you should re-read your favorite book. I think it's a good idea, or maybe you can read short book: I recommend to you "Under one roof" "Stuck with you" or "Below zero" by Ali Hazelwood, there're really easy!

[Maeg]

If I'm in a reading slump, I usually reread books that have my fave book boyfriends in them. Like Twisted Love and Twisted Games by Ana Huang or Haunting Adeline by HD Carlton or The Pucking Wrong Number by CR Jane. I find that rereading books make it easier for me to go read new ones next. Hope this helps.

[athena ᢉ&#x10b69;]

The twisted series

[KyoAi]

Alexandra wrote: "Thank you!!! I really like dark romance, spicy romance and Romantasy. My fav tropes are enemies to lovers, arranged marriage, and accidental pregnancy."

Maybe you'd like An Affinity for Burning. It's an enemies-to-lovers romantasy.

[hana]

The Naturals by Jennifer Lynn Barnes, especially you'd like something like Criminal Minds

[Storm The Gremlin Child -Hiatus-]

The house on mango street. Its a short and easy read

[M]

Storm The Gremlin Child wrote: "The house on mango street. Its a short and easy read"

This is also a great idea. The vignettes are short but poignant, and can get you back in the groove of reading longer chunks of prose at a time.