If you loved following Yadriel as he fought for acceptance and his true self amidst a world of magic and family expectations in Cemetery Boys, you'll be swept up by Wyatt's story in The Witch King. This book skillfully blends magical intrigue with the powerful coming-of-age arc of a trans boy reclaiming his strength and place in two worlds.

The lush, magic-infused atmosphere and rich Latinx cultural details in Cemetery Boys set it apart. If that resonated with you, Each of Us a Desert will sweep you away with its haunting desert setting, folk magic, and the emotional journey of its protagonist, Xochitl, as she grapples with her role as a cuentista and the stories she must carry.

If you cherished the way Cemetery Boys centers a trans, queer protagonist and explores chosen family and acceptance, you'll find Pet equally moving. Jam, a Black trans girl, becomes the heart of a magical, unsettling mystery, and the novel’s gentle, affirming approach to identity is both powerful and healing.

If you were drawn to the brujx magic, ancestral spirits, and the protagonist’s struggle to balance tradition with selfhood in Cemetery Boys, Labyrinth Lost offers a vivid journey through a magical underworld. Alex’s quest to save her family is steeped in Latinx heritage and the dangerous beauty of bruja magic.

If Yadriel’s journey toward self-love and the emotional catharsis of Cemetery Boys left you satisfied, Felix Ever After will touch your heart with its honest portrayal of a trans teen navigating love, friendship, and identity. Felix’s growth, setbacks, and triumphs lead to a moving emotional payoff you won’t soon forget.