If you were swept up by Arabella’s daring quest to save her family in Arabella of Mars, you’ll be equally captivated by the partnership between Captain Laurence and his dragon Temeraire as they embark on perilous missions for the British Empire. The story’s clear objectives, tense battles, and relentless pace make for a similarly invigorating, goal-oriented read.

If you delighted in Arabella’s wit and the novel’s playful humor, Sorcery and Cecelia offers sparkling banter and charming escapades as cousins Kate and Cecelia navigate a magical Regency England. Their quick thinking and spirited exchanges will appeal to your love of clever heroines and light-hearted adventure.

If you were fascinated by Levine’s vibrant, alternate-history Mars with its clockwork technology and colonial society, you’ll love how The Lady Astronaut of Mars immerses you in a meticulously crafted world of interplanetary exploration, where every detail of culture and technology feels real and lived-in.

If you enjoyed the quick pace and sense of adventure in Arabella of Mars, you’ll be delighted by the whirlwind journey through Victorian England in To Say Nothing of the Dog. The story is filled with lively escapades, time-travel chaos, and constant surprises that will keep you eagerly turning the pages.

If you were drawn to Arabella’s journey from sheltered girl to self-reliant adventurer, you’ll love Gratuity’s transformation in The True Meaning of Smekday. As she takes on a cross-country quest, her bravery, growth, and heart make for a deeply satisfying coming-of-age story with plenty of spirit.