Want to start reading books? Maybe you’re trying to start a reading habit and are looking for great books to read for beginners. This list of that I have mentioned below will help you make reading a habit and a hobby. Starting to read again can feel difficult if you haven’t read a book in a while. It’s hard to know what books are worth reading, how to find the time, and whether you’ll be able to like it or not.
Many people fear that if they don’t find the best books to start a reading habit right away, they’ll get bored and quit. You may have tried some books but didn't get the result and quit, it's okay and try again you will get what you are looking for. Maybe you were hoping for a book to get back into reading and you picked up a well-known classic or a book you knew was popular but it just didn’t work for you, and so you quit. Here are some books you may give a try and I assure you that you will find them interesting.
In this list you can find Literary Fictional, Contemporary Fictional, Historic Fictional, Mysteries and Thrillers, Classics and Funny types of Books.
1) Where the Crawdads Sing by DELIA OWENS.
(Literary Fictional Book)
Another favorites of 2018, this book has everything, a compelling main character, a mystery, romance, and a setting that is practically a character itself. Kya is “the Marsh Girl”, abandoned by her family at a young age, she has raised herself in the marsh and finds herself the object of the local town’s suspicions.
2) One Indian Girl by CHETAN BHAGAT.
(Literary Fictional Book)
Its very well written by Chetan Bhagat. It has romance, typical Indian family issue_ it's start with the Radhika the main character who is going to get married, She explains what her life was before and her past relationship, her achievements and many more. Its easy to read and has the thrill which you are looking for.
3) This is how it always is by LAURIE FRANKEL
(Contemporary Fictional Book)
A truly contemporary family novel that follows Claude (who wants to be Poppy) and the family that does their best to support that decision in a world that doesn’t make it easy.
4) The Language of Flowers by VANESSA DIFFENBAUGH.
(Contemporary Fictional Book)
How can I left this book behind, this book is about a young woman who has aged out of foster care and discovered her unique talent of matching people with exactly the right flowers.
5) Freefall by JESSICA BARRY
( Thriller book)
It's Survival story and that have always attracted me, This book start with the Plane crash in the Rocky Mountains, things get interesting and is not slow as they initially start. It ends with Family disfunction and Corporate Corruption.
6) Fierce Kingdom by GIN PHILLIPS
( Thriller book)
This book is thriller, clever and irresistible. This book is from one of the book which make me read it in one go. This book is about the Mother and her son trapped in the Zoo with the shooter on the lose. If you are looking for thriller then you should read this one for sure.
7) Rebecca by DAPHNE DU MAURIER
(Classic book)
This is 1938 Novel written by English Author, Daphne Du Maurier. She began her new life as the young bride of a husband she barely knew. For in every corner of every room were phantoms of a time dead but not forgotten This novel is a classic for a reason, an unnamed narrator marries a wealthy gentleman but is plagued by the villains around her both present and not. Creepy and gripping until the the end of the book.
8) Wuthering Heights by EMILY BRONTE
(Classic book)
This book is about the life of Heathcliff, a mysterious gypsy like person, from childhood (about seven years old) to his death in his late thirties. Heathcliff rises in his adopted family and then is reduced to the status of a servant, running away when the young woman he loves decides to marry another, If you think you type is classic then this should be your choice.
9) Less by ANDREW SEAN GREER.
(Funny book)
A middling novelist facing his 50th birthday and life as a single gay man bumbles his way through a trip around the world. His absolute conviction that he is fluent in German had me laughing out loud. Light on plot, but great for readers who like to follow interesting characters.
10) A Man called Ove by FREDRIK BACKMAN.
(Funny and uplifting book)
This book is quite popular in past few years and got got reason for that too, The curmudgeonly Ove is both frustrating and endearing, and his surprising friendships with the people who cross his path are both heartwarming and funny.
11) As Bright as Heaven by SUSAN MEISSNER.
(Historic Fictional book)
A novel set in Philadelphia during the Spanish flu epidemic of 1918, which tells the story of a family reborn through loss and love. The family run funeral home during World War 1 , it's easy to read and if you are interested in History then this is for you.
12) The Pillars of the Earth by KEN FOLLETT.
(Historic Fictional book)
This is historic novel by Welsh author Ken Follett published in 1989 about the building of a cathedral in the fictional town of Kingsbridge, England. This novel is perfect for anyone willing to dive into a long book–it’s large! But this story of the construction of a cathedral in Middle Ages England is surprisingly soapy and gripping. The drama is big, the villains are deliciously evil, and the history is fascinating. This book has been popular among the people who loves history.
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