Best recommendations for a new reader on Reddit

"It's an incredible deal if you're reading more than a couple of books a month."

"Fantastic Four by Jonathan Hickman followed by Avengers/New Avengers & then Secret Wars also by Hickman"

"Dr. Strange the oath by Brian k Vaughan"

"Dr. Strange & Dr.Doom - Triumph & Torment"

"Dr Strange by Jason Aaron"

"Books of Doom by Ed Brubaker"

"Kang the Conqueror by Collin Kelly"

"Fantastic Four by Mark Waid"

"Spectacular Spider-Man by Chip Zdarsky"

"Scarlet Witch by James Robinson"

"The most accessible place for new horror readers to start is Stephen King's short story collections."

"The stories are short, readable, imaginative and some of them are terrifying."

"I agree that short stories are a good starting place."

"Two books I have recently read and loved: The Outsider by Stephen King, and Velocity by Dean Koontz."

"Pet sematary by king is great (and the audiobook, read by michael c. Hall, is excellent)."

"All by Stephen King: IT, The Shining, Dr. Sleep, Pet Sematary, Salem's Lot, Misery"

"Pet semetary is also a great place to start in my opinion."

"The Shining in my opinion is a great introduction to King, and isn't too long."

"Just finished Pet Sematary and it was phenomenal."

"The first book I read that got me hooked was Salems Lot."

"A comedy fantasy is suggest would be invincible shovel."

"Torture Princess: a must, masterpiece"

"I started with Berserk of Gluttony and I HIGHLY recommend it."

"Out of these ones Mushoku holds the most value in terms of difference between Light Novel and anime so i would recomend that."

"Definitely try Mushoku tensei and re zero."

"I recommend A Certain Magical Index, Eighty-six and SAO(mostly progressive)."

"I always recommend So I’m a Spider, So What? Can’t go wrong with this series."

"Now that's done, light novels I recommend is: 1. Mushoku Tensei - cause it's always beginner friendly."

"Saga of Tanya the evil: kind too heavy on the military side, but it's good"

"The Spark in Your Eyes on webtoon, it's a masterpiece that's (imo) on the level of Your Throne."

"The Princess's Double Life has really great characters and chemistry, and is really a hidden gem."

"• The Reason why Raeliana ended up at the Duke's mansion {Completed}."

"• The Flower that was bloomed by a cloud (Angst){Completed}."

"• Miss not so sidekick {Completed}."

"• Fiancé's Observational log of the self-proclaimed Villainess {Completed}."

"Ones that I recommend: • Ellin's Solhwa {Completed}."

"• Yona of the Dawn {Ongoing}[Anime + Manga]."

"• Concubine Walkthrough {Ongoing}."

"The Martian by Andy Weir"

"The Martian by Andy Weir! It's my go-to rec for anyone coming out of a book slump."

"The Martian by Andy Weir, and the Dresden Files series by Jim Butcher."

"Ready Player One, Ernest Cline"

"Well I’ll suggest Ready Player One by Ernest Cline."

"Dune by Frank Herbert"

"I restarted reading with "Dune" by Herbert and I recommend it to you too."

"There are six of them and they are the best things he wrote."

"These have ghosts, monsters and everything in between."

"It's vastly different than the Netflix series, geared towards an adult reader, both disturbing and gory."

"Heart-Shaped Box by Joe Hill"

"Realm of the Elderlings, Robin Hobbs"

"Might I recommend Assassins Apprentice. A royal bastard gets trained to be an assassin for the crown."

"Red White & Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston."

"It is a good starting point for the character."

"Iron Man: David Micheline, Warren Ellis, and Matt Fraction."

"Incredible Hulk: Peter David and Greg Pak."

"Hawkeye: Matt Fraction."

"Hickman’s run is a must."

"If you like fantasy you might try Eragon by Christopher Paolini."

"The Daughter of Smoke and Bone Series by Laini Taylor."

"Captain America: Ed Brubaker."

"The last thing I absolutely loved was Snyder’s run"

"**A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder**."

"It’s an excellent adventure quest with four great main characters who have amusing banter in a fantasy world."

"A group of friends accidently steal a space ship."

"It's a D&D style adventure, lots of fun. good character, amazing world building."

"It’s just a fantastic series and very well drawn."

"Not a “what if,” but it doesn’t get much better in terms of contemporary Marvel with huge sci-fi concepts and lots of horror elements."

"Dean Koontz - Watchers"

"Tress of the Emerald Sea by Brandon Sanderson"

"The Unmaking of June Farrow by Adrienne Young"

"The Ornithologist's Field Guide to Love by India Holton"

"The Name of the Wind, Patrick Rothfuss"

"William Peter Blatty - The exorcist"

"Swordheart by T. Kingfisher"

"Dan Simmons - Summer of night"

"Rangers Apprentice, John Flanagan"

"Nanagin, H C Kilgour"

"The Harry Potter books, the Fablehaven books, the Beyonders series, any of Rick Riordan's series."

"Half a Soul by Olivia Atwater"

"Good Omens is a good choice"

"Dark Matter by Blake Crouch"

"Bad Blood by John Carreyrou should help you get out of your reading slump."

"Start with Sudha Murthy's books.. i recommend u start with the latest "3000 stitches""

"They aren't fantasy but they are all books that will make you feel good after reading them"

"I’d recommend Piranesi by Susanna Clarke. It’s a relatively shorter psychological mystery with excellent prose."

"Nimona by ND Stevenson is a good one. Netflix just put out a movie version too!"

"This list misses a couple of my go-tos: {bride by Ali Hazelwood} and {the bridge kingdom by Danielle Jensen}."

"But just going to highlight X-23, if you want some of the best stories of hers, check out the All-New Wolverine comic by Tom Taylor."

"They're easy to read and entertaining."

"**ReLife** - ([AL](http://anilist.co/manga/85849), [A-P](https://www.anime-planet.com/manga/relife), [KIT](https://kitsu.io/manga/relife), [MU](https://www.mangaupdates.com/series.html?id=113469), [MAL](http://myanimelist.net/manga/78523)) ^(Manga | Status: Finished | Volumes: 15 | Chapters: 238 | Genres: Psychological, Romance, Slice of Life)"