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East by Edith Pattou
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... a journey driven by a dangerous quest?
Uprooted by Naomi Novik
If you were captivated by Rose’s perilous journey to rescue her loved one in East, you’ll be swept away by Agnieszka’s quest in Uprooted. Both stories center on a determined heroine who is thrust into the unknown and must overcome magical challenges, making every step of their journey feel vital and compelling.
... a heroine’s personal growth and transformation?
The Goose Girl by Shannon Hale
If you admired Rose’s gradual transformation and resilience in East, you’ll love following Ani’s journey in The Goose Girl. Ani must adapt to a new life, discover her own strength, and grow into her identity, much like Rose’s evolution from uncertainty to courage.
... an enchanting world drawn from folklore and myth?
The Bear and the Nightingale by Katherine Arden
If the Nordic fairy-tale atmosphere and mythic creatures of East enchanted you, The Bear and the Nightingale will immerse you in Russian folklore, with Vasya navigating a world alive with winter demons and ancient spirits. Both novels weave old myths into vivid, magical worlds.
... a richly detailed fantasy setting?
Seraphina by Rachel Hartman
If you were drawn to the intricate landscapes and cultures of East, Seraphina offers a lushly imagined world filled with dragons, court intrigue, and secrets. The setting is just as immersive and thoughtfully constructed, pulling you deep into its unique lore.
... a strong and resourceful female protagonist?
Wildwood Dancing by Juliet Marillier
If you loved Rose’s bravery and determination in East, you’ll be inspired by Jena in Wildwood Dancing. Faced with magical dangers and family struggles, Jena’s loyalty and strength shine through, making her journey both heartfelt and empowering.
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