If you found yourself drawn to the way More Than This delves into the mysteries of existence and what it means to truly live, you'll be captivated by They Both Die at the End. Mateo and Rufus, both facing their final day alive, embark on a journey that asks what matters most in our limited time. Like Seth's search for meaning beyond death, this novel grapples with philosophical questions and leaves you reflecting long after the last page.

If you enjoyed the mind-bending twists and the constant questioning of reality in More Than This, We Were Liars is sure to grip you. Just as Seth unravels the mystery of his world—and himself—Cadence's summer on her family's private island is full of secrets and jaw-dropping revelations. Prepare for a story where nothing is as it seems.

If you were moved by Seth's journey of self-discovery and the way he confronts his past in More Than This, you'll be fascinated by A's unique existence in Every Day. Each morning, A wakes up in a different body, living a new life and facing new challenges—forcing A to continuously grow and adapt. Both books offer a powerful look at identity and the ways people change.

If what drew you in was the raw, intimate exploration of Seth's fears, memories, and inner struggles, you'll appreciate The Rest of Us Just Live Here. Ness takes you deep into the mind of Mikey, a teen with anxiety, as he and his friends navigate a world where bizarre, catastrophic events are almost routine. Both novels provide a powerful sense of psychological depth, making the characters' emotions and choices feel real and urgent.

If the disorienting, mysterious setting of More Than This pulled you in—the way Seth wanders an empty, uncanny world—you'll be fascinated by the haunting landscapes of Station Eleven. The novel weaves together the lives of survivors after a devastating pandemic, blending the surreal with the ordinary in a world forever changed.