I started reading again this year after many years (small children!) of not. I set myself a small target of 5 books for the whole year and I'm currently on 20.
If you're wanting something to get you drawn back in and you're open to most things, maybe try someone like Frieda McFadden - psychological thrillers, lots of twists and turns but easy to read. I read a couple of hers (Never Lie is the only book I've ever read where I've taken an audible gasp at a twist!) to get back into the habit before moving on to some meatier books.
I have carved out some times where I would normally mindlessly scroll and switched it for reading time - eating breakfast, whilst DC is in the bath, sitting in the car at school pick up etc.
I hate to think how much I have spent in Waterstones over the last year 😆 I have discovered the manager of my local branch has similar interests to me so often pop in once every couple of weeks and have a chat and get some recommendations, and have also joined a silent book club so it's been very positive all round!
Edited to add: for many years I was an avid kindle user - I love it mainly because I could read in the dark without disturbing my husband, fall asleep without losing my page etc. but this time round I've found myself reading physical books again, not sure why, but I do think it's good for my young reluctant reader child to see!
I use Goodreads to keep a track of what I've read, books I've seen that I would like to read (I seem to have joined way too many Facebook reading groups....)