If you were drawn to the way Daughter of the Forest weaves Irish legend into Sorcha's world, you'll be captivated by The Bear and the Nightingale. This story is steeped in Russian folklore, bringing to life spirits, ancient customs, and magical threats as Vasilisa struggles to protect her family and village. Arden's lush, immersive storytelling will transport you to a world where myth feels real and every shadow holds a story.

If you loved the complex, vividly imagined setting of Sevenwaters, The Mists of Avalon offers another world steeped in tradition and lore. Bradley's retelling of Arthurian legend is filled with intricate customs, spiritual beliefs, and political nuance. You'll lose yourself in the textures of Avalon, Camelot, and the shifting powers that shape the lives of its women.

Much like Sorcha in Daughter of the Forest, Agnieszka in Uprooted is thrust into a world of challenge and danger, forcing her to discover her strength and resilience. You'll appreciate watching Agnieszka grow from an uncertain village girl into a powerful force for good, navigating both magical threats and her own evolving identity.

If Sorcha's quiet determination and bravery spoke to you, you'll find a kindred spirit in Kelsea Glynn. As Kelsea claims her throne and faces threats both internal and external, you'll be swept up in her journey to become a leader—one who must make difficult choices and stand firm against daunting odds.

If the gradual pacing and immersive, lingering atmosphere of Daughter of the Forest drew you in, The Book of Atrix Wolfe will enchant you. McKillip's lyrical prose and emphasis on mood and subtle transformation create a slow-burn narrative where secrets and sorrows unravel at their own pace, rewarding patient readers with emotional depth.