Six books to end your reading slump

Feeling stuck and unable to finish a book lately? You’re not alone. These six lesser known yet captivating reads are fast-paced, emotionally gripping, and guaranteed to rekindle your love for reading, no matter your favourite genre. (Source: Photo by Unsplash)

Minor Detail by Adania Shibli: A quiet yet powerful novel exploring memory, identity, and conflict. Set in Israel-Palestine, it’s a short, haunting read that lingers in your mind long after the last page. (Source: Photo by Unsplash)

Reunion by Fred Uhlman: A deeply moving story of friendship and loss in pre World War II Germany. It’s short, emotional, and unforgettable, ideal for those looking for meaning and connection in their reads. (Source: Photo by Unsplash)

Slow Learner by Thomas Pynchon: A collection of early short stories by the iconic author. Perfect for readers who want to ease back in with compact but thought provoking writing. (Source: Photo by Unsplash)

The Book of M by Peng Shepherd: When people begin losing their shadows and their memories, chaos unfolds. A stunning mix of dystopia and magical realism, this novel is inventive, emotional, and impossible to put down. (Source: Photo by Unsplash)

The Thief of Always by Clive Barker: A dark fantasy filled with imagination and eerie charm, this novella follows a boy lured into a magical house where every day brings new delights, and hidden dangers. A quick, thrilling read that reignites curiosity. (Source: Photo by Unsplash)

Unraveller by Frances Hardinge: A fantasy tale about a boy who can unravel curses, at a cost. With lush worldbuilding and complex characters, this book draws you into its magic from the first page. (Source: Photo by Unsplash)