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Night Worms: SLUMPBUSTERS by Tave @ReadsWithDogs

With the holiday season upon us many of us are feeling overwhelmed and stuck and while we are all stuck staying inside there’s no reason to stay stuck in a reading slump! I asked my fellow Nightworms their suggestions for breaking out of a reading slump and came up with this list of Slumpbusters:


Zakk @zakk.madness
Ring Shout was my most recent slump breaker.
"Moving on so many levels"

 




Matt @teamredmon
Kill for Satan by Bryan Smith
"It's fun, violent and ridiculous"

 

 



Andrew @the_bookdad
Ritual by Steve Stred
"The brutal and violent content swept me out of my slump. The Father of Lies story is so dark, weird and compelling."

 


Janelle @shereadswithcats
KIN by Kealan Patrick Burke
WALLFLOWER by Chad Lutzke

 

Mindi @gowsy33
Survivor Song by Paul Tremblay. 

 

“I read it so fast. It definitely kick started my reading and ended my slump.”

 


Nina @the_wandering_reader
Rosemary’s Baby by Ira Levin 
"Nothing gets you out of reading slump like a story about satanic cult neighbors wanting to get their hands on an unborn baby."

 

 

 

 


Richelle @shereadshorror
Food Fight by nico bell ..

 

Sadie @mother.horror
True Crime by Samantha Kolesnik or Go Down Hard by Ali Seay.
"Because they’re addicting. Short chapters. Scandalous"

 



 



Donnie @thehorrorhypothesis
My slump buster this summer was DEVOLUTION!

 

 



Ashley @spookishmommy
We Need To Do Something and The Girl in the Video

 

 

 



Kallie @pageandparlorbooks
Camp Slaughter by Sergio Gomez

 

 

 



John @steelrainreviews
Crossroads by Laurel Hightower. 

“It’s like ripping a bandaid off a severed arm. I was having a tough time reading anything when that came out and when I read it it just was like opening a floodgate of feelings and kicked my slump to the curb.”

 

 


Tav @readswithdogs

The last book that helped me break a reading slump was The Easton Falls Massacre: Bigfoot’s Revenge by Holly Rae Garcia and Ryan Prentice Garcia. It was short, engaging and had a good amount of gore.

 


Chandra @wherethereadergrows
My tip for getting out of a bookslump
Is: Grab 4-5 random books off tour TBR stack. Set a timer for 15-20 minutes or decide to read the first 3-4 chapters of the book. If that book doesn’t work for you then put it down and move to book 2 so on and so forth.  If you go through all the books and nothing is working then don’t read ANYTHING for 24-48 hours.  Do something else you love.  RESET.  Then try again. One of them should typically hook you but sometimes you’re just not in the right state of mind and shouldn’t force reading so a complete break for that short time can really help the self pressure.


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