If you were enchanted by the intricate cultures and history in Seraphina, you'll love how The Goblin Emperor immerses you in the labyrinthine imperial court of the Elflands. Maia's journey through political intrigue and court etiquette is brought to life with lush detail and original worldbuilding that rivals the depth and creativity of Hartman's dragons and Goreddi.

If Seraphina's journey from self-doubt to self-acceptance spoke to you, you'll be drawn into Ged's transformation in A Wizard of Earthsea. Le Guin traces Ged’s mistakes and triumphs as he learns to confront his own darkness, giving readers a nuanced coming-of-age story with deep emotional resonance.

If you were fascinated by the intricate dragon lore and the musical, almost scientific, approach to Seraphina’s abilities, you'll be hooked by the elemental magic system in Truthwitch. The story weaves together magical laws, political tensions, and personal stakes, offering a fresh take on how magic can drive both plot and character dynamics.

If Seraphina’s strength, vulnerability, and agency made her unforgettable, you’ll find Daleina in The Queen of Blood just as compelling. Facing both external threats and the pressure of leadership, Daleina’s journey is filled with courage, growth, and a refreshing take on what it means to be heroic in a world ruled by spirits.

If you loved Seraphina’s personal struggles amid a world of political tension and fantastical creatures, Graceling offers another unforgettable heroine. Katsa’s journey to understand her own power, challenge her society’s expectations, and forge deep relationships mirrors the same blend of internal and external conflict that made Seraphina so engaging.