Y'all I'm currently reading two adult fantasy books and am struggling. I need some good fast-moderately paced YA fantasy recs😭

Waiting for more explanations because I may only half understand this hierarchy situation.

I've been reading my first pirate romantasy book and it's called Of the Stars and Sea by Brianna Remus. I am loving it and thought I'd share it with y'all. I'm gonna leave the blurb below if anyone's interested. If you're into Pirates of the Carribean, The Mummy, or Netlfix's Black Sails show then you might like it. A traitorous pirate lord. A bounty hunter with a score to settle. And an epic treasure that will grant them both the freedom they desire…unless they destroy each other first. Rowenya Stone is captain of the once fearsome pirate ship, the Trinity. Bound to her father’s old debts, Rowenya has been forced to break the Pirates’ Code by capturing her own kind in exchange for money. Tired of being shackled to her father’s past, Rowenya hatches a plan to steal an ancient artifact, said to unveil a map to the greatest treasure ever known to man. But the plan goes awry when Grayson Tyde, the most ruthless and feared pirate lord in the Southern Realm, intercepts them. When Grayson discovers Rowenya has one thing he does not—knowledge of the old gods’ language inscribed upon the artifact—he forces her onto his ship. However, they are not the only ones in search of the artifact, and as the threat of their enemies looms, Rowenya must trust the one person she’s always feared. But what terrifies her more is her perilous attraction to Grayson. In a world where love is a traitorous thing and danger lurks around every corner, Rowenya must decide if finding the treasure is worth losing her heart.

If you could be an opinionated teenager in your English class on Socratic seminar day, what book would you wish the discussion were about? Twilight? Perks of Being a Wallflower? Anything at all!

Some people try not to read reviews before they start a book to not get subconciously influenced. I read a few reviews beforehand. Bad reviews don't stop me from starting a book (I enjoyed books in the past that have low overall ratings) but I want to know in advance if the author is shady or put anything in the book I don't like (racist, ableist or transphobic stuff, HP references, surprise pregnancy and so on). Let me know what you think :)

I think I'm on a reader's block. A couple of weeks ago I finished with all of my college stuff and now that I have time to read my body just won't lol. The thing is I DO want to read, but instead I spend time on my phone doing nothing. Any tips, short book recs anything is welcome.

Is anyone else like this? I mind I get more reading done during the sunnier times of the year than I do in the non-Summer months. I'm not diagnosed but this I have Seasonal Affective Disorder Syndrome (SADS), which at times makes it feel like I am solar powered.