If you delighted in the sharp wit and playful satire of Equal Rites, you'll love Good Omens. The banter between the angel Aziraphale and demon Crowley is just as clever as Granny Weatherwax's dry observations, and the book brims with comedic takes on cosmic events and human foibles.

If you admired Eskarina's determination and Granny Weatherwax's formidable presence, you'll be enchanted by Sophie Hatter in Howl's Moving Castle. Sophie’s journey from timid hat maker to self-assured heroine echoes the growth and resilience of the women in Equal Rites.

If you enjoyed the playful and unpredictable magic in Equal Rites, Sorcerer to the Crown will charm you with its magical mishaps, witty dialogue, and a world where the rules of magic are as bendy as Granny’s broomstick. The story’s tone is buoyant and full of magical surprises.

If Eskarina's growth as she discovers her magical powers resonated with you, you'll appreciate Ged's journey in A Wizard of Earthsea. The novel follows his transformation from a reckless boy to a wise mage, full of self-discovery and magical education.

If you were swept away by the quirky Discworld and its whimsical magical rules, Stardust offers a similarly enchanting realm. From sky pirates to enchanted forests, the book is brimming with fantastical settings and imaginative details that evoke the spirit of Pratchett's world.