If you loved how Rump reimagined a familiar fairy tale with fresh twists and heartfelt magic, you'll be swept away by The Girl Who Drank the Moon. Luna, a girl raised by a kind witch in a mysterious forest, uncovers her own magical origins in a story that weaves together legends, misunderstood villains, and enchanted adventures—perfect for fans of inventive folklore retellings.

If the playful, tongue-in-cheek narration and clever wordplay in Rump made you smile, The Tale of Despereaux will charm you just as much. Follow the tiny, unlikely hero Despereaux as he braves dungeons and darkness—accompanied by a narrator who pokes gentle fun and adds a dash of wit to every page.

If you were drawn to Rump’s struggle to find his true name and place in the world, you’ll connect deeply with Hazel’s quest in Breadcrumbs. As she braves a magical, snowbound wood to rescue her friend, Hazel’s journey is as much about self-discovery and courage as it is about adventure, echoing the heartfelt growth you loved in Rump.

If you appreciated how Rump balanced danger and darkness with warmth and optimism, The Jumbies will delight you. Corinne’s adventure to outwit the mischievous Jumbies is filled with courage, friendship, and a steadfast hope that goodness will prevail—even when the odds seem impossible.

If the clear, inviting prose in Rump helped you sink right into the world and follow every twist, you’ll enjoy The Castle Corona. This tale’s simple yet elegant language makes it both accessible and magical, drawing you into the lives of two peasant children and a quirky royal family with gentle humor and heart.