If you loved the eerie and imaginative setting of Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children, you'll be enchanted by The Night Circus. Morgenstern crafts a magical circus that arrives without warning and is filled with secretive performers and wonders, much like the peculiar children and their home. The lush descriptions and haunting atmosphere will transport you to a world just as captivating and mysterious.

If you enjoyed following Jacob and the other unusual children, The Raven Boys will draw you into another unforgettable group. Blue Sargent and her friends—each with their own talents and secrets—embark on a supernatural quest that binds them together, making for a compelling dynamic that's just as intriguing as the peculiar family you met before.

If you were captivated by the sinister undertones and haunting magic in Miss Peregrine's, you'll be thrilled by Coraline, where a young girl discovers a parallel world with chilling secrets. Gaiman weaves a story filled with eerie enchantments and unsettling discoveries that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

If you appreciated Jacob's growth as he uncovered the mysteries of his grandfather's past and the peculiar children, you'll love following Nobody Owens as he grows up among ghosts in a graveyard. Gaiman beautifully portrays Bod's journey from childhood to maturity, surrounded by the supernatural and learning what it means to belong.

If the shocking revelations and plot turns in Miss Peregrine's kept you glued to the page, The Book Thief will offer you a narrative full of unexpected developments and a unique perspective—it's even narrated by Death. The story unfolds in ways you won't see coming, delivering emotional and surprising moments throughout.