If you loved following Oscar Gordon's fantastical quest for the Egg of the Phoenix, you'll delight in The Princess Bride, where Westley braves impossible odds and whimsical dangers to rescue Buttercup. Both stories blend swashbuckling heroics, clever challenges, and a tongue-in-cheek take on the classic hero's journey.

If Heinlein's irreverent, playful tone and witty banter between Oscar and his companions made you smile, you'll love the clever, laugh-out-loud exchanges between the angel Aziraphale and demon Crowley in Good Omens. The book's sharp humor and satirical take on epic fantasy tropes capture a similar spirit of fun.

If you enjoyed being swept into the vivid, imaginative landscapes and cultures beyond Earth in Glory Road, you'll be enchanted by the darkly magical underworld of London Below in Neverwhere. Gaiman crafts a richly layered setting filled with strange customs, memorable creatures, and a sense of discovery at every turn.

If you were drawn to the way Glory Road weaves chivalric and mythological motifs into a contemporary, self-aware adventure, you'll find The Last Unicorn equally enchanting. Beagle's novel is a lyrical quest filled with legendary creatures, riddles, and a bittersweet sense of wonder straight out of myth.

If you appreciated Glory Road's rapid pace, from duels to daring escapes, you’ll be gripped by the relentless momentum of The Stars My Destination. Gully Foyle’s quest for revenge and transformation rockets through futuristic settings with the same energy and relentless drive that kept you turning pages in Heinlein’s tale.