I've never read a book but I want to. Where should I start?

After abstaining from reading a book since the Harry Potter craze as child, I unironically picked up Infinite Jest in my early 20's and loved it.

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>>8854774
with the greeks of course

>>8854817
Are there follow up guides?

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>>8854878
read these in reversed order and skip the greeks

Do you have an easy time grasping images written through text, or a hard time? Or, in other words, hows your imagination?

catcher in the rye is legitimately a great book to start reading

Peter Pan

The Secret Garden

Stephen King Dream Catcher

Dean Koontz Odd Thomas

Stand Tall

Lord Of The Flies

I don't know man, walk into a library and ask them for a recommendation.

>>8854894
Always surprised by the ordering in these lists.

But I do actually think choosing some of the easiest stuff off of here is a great place to start.

My idea for OP: read 1984, Kafka on the shore, and the great gatsby. Should be quick, all are fun and can be analyzed by newcomers fairly easily.
Then read harder stuff.