Another option for reading material is Graded Readers to start putting the grammar you’re learning into practice.
Since they’re meant for foreign learners of Japanese they use controlled language and grammar so that the difficulty gradually builds as you go through the levels, meaning you shouldn’t feel out of your depth with them the way you can with native material. They’re a handy stepping stone to help ease you into reading Japanese as you can read them alongside your studies.
The way I used them was to read a couple of levels of the easier books once I was around N4 ish grammar and then I started reading some of the current Absolute Beginner and Beginner book club picks. Once I’ve done some more N3 grammar I’ll read the next difficulty level of the Graded Readers to help reinforce the grammar. After that I’ll probably stick to native material.
There’s a graded readers ‘book club’ thread you can check out if you’re interested.
I also second @conan recommendations of Shin Kanzen Master and Nihongo no Mori and to get reading as soon as possible. It really does help with understanding even though it can be hard at first.