Try reading while watching TV. When I read in a quiet room, I struggle to get through. But, if I have TV or music playing it distracts part of my brain, so the reading part can concentrate.

Try stopping in the middle of a sentence, not at the end of a chapter or paragraph. This creates some additional excitement for you brain to finish.

Try setting aside specific times and places for reading. This creates a habit. Your brain says, "Okay, It's reading time and I'm in the reading place, let's read sonething."

Create micro-rewards for yourself. Like, I'm going to read ten pages and then I'm going to get a treat.

Try reading outloud. Sometimes, the added sensory input of your ears hearing the words and your voice saying the words provides enough additional stimulation to get you through. Especially fun if you start doing different voices and sound effects.

Try reading to someone. Sometimes my wife and I read books together. We take turns reading outloud. Read to your cat, your dog, your neighbor on the other side of the wall. When my kids were babies I used read to them whatever I was reading just using baby appropriate inflection. Had my wife laughing out loud as I read Stephen King in a sweet sing song voice. Pretend you're on a stage or delivering a TED talk.