If you loved the snarky exchanges between Simon and Baz in Carry On, you'll delight in the hilarious adventures of Monty, Percy, and Felicity as they embark on a grand tour across Europe. The book is packed with laugh-out-loud moments, sharp wit, and charming repartee that make the characters and their relationships irresistible.

If you were swept away by Simon and Baz's gradual, heartfelt romance and personal transformations in Carry On, you'll fall for August and Jane's magnetic connection in One Last Stop. The novel beautifully balances magical realism with deeply felt coming-of-age journeys, giving you that same emotional payoff as the characters find themselves—and each other.

If the camaraderie and complex friendships of Simon, Baz, Penny, and Agatha in Carry On hooked you, you'll be drawn into the tight-knit, enigmatic crew at the heart of The Raven Boys. Blue, Gansey, Ronan, Adam, and Noah's intertwined quests and loyalties create a rich tapestry of relationships that drive the magic and mystery forward.

If the deliciously tense, rivals-turn-lovers relationship between Simon and Baz in Carry On was your favorite part, you'll be hooked by the chemistry and tension between Nicholas and Seiji in Fence: Striking Distance. The story delivers slow-burn romance, witty clashes, and heartfelt moments as the characters fumble toward understanding and affection.

If you loved the unique magical system and the sense of belonging among misfits at Watford in Carry On, you'll be captivated by the eerie, beautifully constructed world of Eleanor West’s Home for Wayward Children. The book explores found family, acceptance, and the bittersweet magic that lingers long after the adventure ends.