If you're just getting into reading novels, I'd recommend children's books with furigana. If you reading something targeted at grades 4-6, you'll get a novel that is both easier to read (fewer fancy words, you know) and there will be no ambiguity over how kanji words are to be read. Recently I found out I was reading 頭を振る (to shake one's head) wrong. I assumed 頭 was read あたま, but I'm reading a novel with furigana now and I saw 頭 is actually read かぶり in this phrase. I wish I had started off with reading novels with furigana, it would have saved me much frustration ^^;
I don't know what genres you like, but you can browse Bunko sites to find titles you might like (and buy them from amazon or your favorite Japanese book store). Or just browse the children's section in the online book store.
These are the publisher's I know
http://www.tsubasabunko.jp/menu/
http://aoitori.kodansha.co.jp/
If anyone else has recommendations, I'd be glad to hear them ^^
I don't know what genres you like, but you can browse Bunko sites to find titles you might like (and buy them from amazon or your favorite Japanese book store). Or just browse the children's section in the online book store.
These are the publisher's I know
http://www.tsubasabunko.jp/menu/
http://aoitori.kodansha.co.jp/
If anyone else has recommendations, I'd be glad to hear them ^^