If you have trouble with reading and want to find something that might click, check out some of these series.

"Percy Jackson and the Olympians"

The series starts with "The Lighting Thief" with the main character as none other than Percy Jackson. Percy is a son of Poseidon, one of the Greek gods. During each book, Percy heads on a quest to save the world from anything and everything you can imagine with his friends Annabeth Chase and Grover Underwood. The author Rick Riordan allows each book to grow with the reader. The age range starts at 10 and as the books progress so does the reading level. He also has a second series with Percy that reaches a higher age, mostly in the teens.

"Divergent" Series

The series starts with "Divergent,"with the main character being Tris Prior. It follows Tris as she makes her journey of changing factions. The author Veronica Roth shows the main character as a strong girl who is ready to change the way her world sees things. She fights in the rebellion and eventually changes life as she knew it, all with the help of a boy named Four. The series is very motivational, especially considering the time period of change that we are in now.

"Harry Potter"

I know this is a given, but everyone needs to read this. This series is what got me into reading in the first place. Without the feeling of finding out what you are meant for, within the pages of this book, I may not want to have chosen the career path that I did. Harry and his friends are characters that are timeless and show the value of happiness. The books grow with you and never leave you even after you read the final page of the final book.