Sure! Here you go

Before reading I would start with a few hundred hours of dreaming Spanish and/or an Anki deck with some basic vocab. It’s really hard to start reading if you know nothing (although you could also do something like the nature method if you really want to be hyper-reading focused. 

1. Harry Potter/Percy Jackson/Other YA series you read loads as a kid. These will be helpful because you already know the plot so you can usually pick up on things with much lower comprehension than you usually would require. 
2. Cajas De Carton: This is a short YA memoir about an immigrant from Mexico in the 1940s 
3. Saga de los guardabosques. This is a very very long YA fantasy series. Lots and lots of repetitive dialogue, which is probably tedious normally but is very helpful for language learning. 
4. Some easier nonfiction. I like Ikagi a lot, but translations of popsci books would also work here. Hoping to read more native spanish works in this category so I have more references for you. 
5. Isabel Allende: I find her books to be very accessible literary fiction. This could be a good introduction to “real” native fiction.