10 tips for breaking out of your reading slump 📖🤍 & slump-busting book recs!

[@mabfab]

On the shorter books, I usually pick up poetry audiobooks. They’re usually read by the author and under 2 hours to listen!

[@Msjustpeachy12]

My list for getting out of a slump is all of yours plus a few more. I will add listening to an audiobook or assistive reader while doing other activities/hobbies like putting together a puzzle or coloring. Most of the time I add a buffer/fluffy book between books in a series. That book usually has 150-300 pages and is a standalone. I do this all the time, whether I am in a slump or not. My favorite thing to do, though, is to switch up my reading location. I read every day from a few minutes to hours upon hours. I am up to my 150th book of 2024, so every little bit helps!

[@hearthhobbit]

I hadn't heard of the Spotify playlists! That is game changing!

[@2008Sanai]

Omg! I, too, can only listen to instrumentals while I read! I don’t know how people can listen to music with words and focus on reading at the same time!

[@Moo_12]

Watching book influencers is the sole reason why I’m out of my book slump lol

[@thesimplelifewithkay]

Love your videos!!

[@olliereadss]

YES i love it here

[@hannahclairereads7835]

I recently read Graveyard Shift and I don’t think the synopsis is a great introduction to the story. Also, it’s definitely a standalone! ML Rio just likes ensemble casts. By the time I finished the book I felt like it had more lit fic aspects than I thought it would (kind of like if we were villains) and it had be analyzing it like I was back in my English major.

[@EdenYonas]

This is soooo good to know!

[@makana311]

have you read one last stop by casey mcquiston? it's another magical realism romance with time travel, kinda like seven year slip

[@chocolateoreo6489]

❤❤❤

[@celineistalking]

Eden you are so beautiful

[@EdenYonas]

ugh I love youuuu!!!

[@jahairamartinez9771]

Hello