As we reach the midpoint of the year, many may find their New Year's resolutions, particularly regarding reading, falling by the wayside. To help rekindle that passion, consider three compelling novels, each under 300 pages. 'Beartooth' by Callan Wink tells the story of brothers Thad and Hazen, who navigate life above the poverty line in Montana while dealing with the aftermath of their father's death. This 241-page novel is rich in sensory detail, immersing readers in the landscapes of Yellowstone. Shirley Jackson's 'The Haunting of Hill House' is a 246-page psychological horror classic that invites readers into the eerie world of Hill House, where an academic experiment reveals the chilling secrets of the mansion. Lastly, 'Wild Dark Shore' by Charlotte McConaghy, at exactly 300 pages, explores the themes of climate change and humanity's future through the eyes of a caretaker and his children on a flooded island. Each of these novels offers a unique narrative experience, perfect for those looking to escape a reading slump.