If you loved how Love Sugar Magic: A Dash of Trouble wove magic into everyday life—especially the way Leonora discovers her family's magical bakery—you'll be captivated by Aru Shah stumbling into her own family's mythological secrets and magical adventures in Aru Shah and the End of Time. Both books blend real-world settings with a sense of wonder and magical rules that feel both fun and meaningful.

If you appreciated the strong sense of family, traditions, and Latinx culture in Love Sugar Magic: A Dash of Trouble, you'll find a similar warmth and authenticity in Merci Suárez Changes Gears. Merci navigates challenges at school and at home, and her close-knit, multigenerational Cuban-American family is at the heart of her story, just like Leo's.

If you enjoyed watching Leo grow from a mischievous, curious kid into someone who learns from her mistakes and embraces her identity in Love Sugar Magic: A Dash of Trouble, you'll love following Malú as she finds her voice, stands up for herself, and discovers what makes her unique in The First Rule of Punk.

If you were drawn to Leo's determined quest to learn her family's magical secrets and prove herself, you'll be hooked by Morrigan Crow's journey in Nevermoor: The Trials of Morrigan Crow. Morrigan faces a series of magical trials to earn her place in a wondrous society, with a focused, goal-driven plot full of twists and excitement.

If you enjoyed the playful, enchanting tone and the way Leo's magical mishaps bring her family together in Love Sugar Magic: A Dash of Trouble, you'll have fun with The Gauntlet. Farah and her friends are swept into a magical board game and must solve puzzles to rescue her younger brother, all while keeping the adventure upbeat and filled with teamwork.