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(Finally done with work.) I don’t know your tastes so I’ll just toss out a few recommendations for younger adults who're trying to warm up to books. Most of them are popular so you’ll likely find one that sits well with you.

>“Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy” by Douglas Adams
if you like comedy and sci-fi. Heavy on the comedy.
>“Carmilla” by Joseph Sheridan
if you like classic fiction (lesbians and vampires).
>“Atlas Obscura: An Explorer’s Guide to the World’s Hidden Wonders” by Joshua Foer et al.
if you like to read about cool places around the world.
>“The Pearl” by Anonymous
if you like erotic Victorian fiction (this is straight-up porn fyi).
>“Night Shift” by Stephen King
if you like short stories of the horror genre. (Children of the Corn terrified me.)
>“The Night Circus” by Erin Morgenstern
if you like magic, drama, and romance. It’s kind of serious.
>"All Creatures Great and Small" by James Herriot
if a veterinary memoir sounds interesting. Funny, sad, angry. Lots of feels.
You can read Sherlock Holmes or Hercule Poirot series if you like detective mystery. They each have completely different approaches to detective work so it’s nice to read them together.

Or you could go through high school reading lists and finish up all the "basics" that apparently everyone around you has already been forced to read but you never did because your English Lit teachers were incompetent.

Culture and intelligence are effay. Get enriched. Read a book.