If you loved how Rachel cracks jokes even while roping Miri into spells to fix popularity woes or derail their dad’s wedding plans, you’ll click with Sophie Mercer’s razor-sharp narration in Hex Hall. Sophie lands at a reform school for wayward magical teens and quips her way through crushes, rivalries, and spells that go sideways—much like Rachel’s schemes do—serving up the same fizzy blend of sarcasm and sorcery.

In Bras & Broomsticks, Rachel talks Miri into casting “quick fixes” for social life and family drama—only to learn that magic shortcuts come with messy consequences. Bewitching follows Kendra the witch as she tries to help (or "help") different girls with well-meaning spells that twist in unexpected, often humorous ways. If you enjoyed the light, comic fallout from Rachel’s ill-advised enchantments, you’ll love these magical makeovers gone delightfully awry.

Rachel’s discovery that everyday NYC life can sit right beside secret spellcraft—sneaking magic into dances, dodging parental drama—mirrors Evie’s world in Paranormalcy, where a pink–taser-carrying teen helps wrangle vampires and shape-shifters while still worrying about school and boys. If you liked how spells and social life collide for Rachel and Miri, Evie’s blend of supernatural secrets and teen concerns will hit the same sweet spot.

Part of the charm in Bras & Broomsticks is being inside Rachel’s head as she narrates every botched charm, crush complication, and sisterly scheme. In Shadowland, Suze tells her ghost-busting adventures in a breezy, confessional first person, turning supernatural chaos and family upheaval into a chatty, you-and-me conversation. If Rachel’s voice drew you in, Suze’s candid commentary will feel like hanging out with a new best friend.

Rachel’s journey—learning limits, owning her mistakes after pushing Miri into risky spells, and figuring out who she wants to be amid family changes—echoes Sunny’s path in Akata Witch. As Sunny discovers her magical identity and joins a secret community, she faces friendship tests, responsibilities, and the consequences of power. If you appreciated Rachel’s growing self-awareness beneath the sparkly spells, Sunny’s coming-of-age arc will resonate strongly.