If you loved following Morrigan Crow as she tackled the unpredictable and high-stakes trials of Nevermoor, you'll be equally hooked by Amari and the Night Brothers. Amari must complete a series of magical trials at the Bureau of Supernatural Affairs, facing daunting challenges and uncovering secrets along the way, all while racing against the clock to save her missing brother.

If the vivid, imaginative world of Nevermoor captured your heart, The Girl Who Drank the Moon will whisk you away to a land filled with mysterious forests, ancient magic, and a misunderstood witch named Xan. The book’s lush descriptions and intriguing magical creatures create a world you'll want to revisit again and again.

If you were inspired by Morrigan’s journey of self-discovery and her struggle to find her place in Nevermoor, you’ll love how Wundersmith deepens her character. Morrigan faces even greater challenges and temptations, and her growth as she grapples with her powers and friendships is both moving and empowering.

If you enjoyed the camaraderie between Morrigan, Hawthorne, and their friends, you’ll find a similar delight in The Mysterious Benedict Society. Four gifted children must band together to solve puzzles, outwit villains, and rely on each other’s strengths in a series of clever, high-stakes adventures.

If the sly jokes and eccentric characters in Nevermoor made you smile, Howl’s Moving Castle will charm you with its playful banter, magical mishaps, and the delightfully unpredictable wizard Howl. Sophie’s adventures are filled with wit, oddball humor, and enchantments that never take themselves too seriously.