If you loved the sense of purpose and urgency as Will Stanton and his allies faced the rise of the Dark in Silver On The Tree, you'll be swept up by The Dark Is Rising. Here, Will's journey to collect the Signs and battle ancient evil is as gripping and mission-focused as any classic fantasy quest.

If you enjoyed the camaraderie of Will, Bran, the Drew children, and Merriman as they unite to face the Dark, you'll delight in the Pevensie siblings' teamwork as they join Aslan to free Narnia from the White Witch in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. The ensemble cast offers intertwined destinies and memorable friendships.

If the transformation of Will Stanton from an ordinary boy to an Old One resonated with you, A Wizard of Earthsea will captivate you with Ged's journey. Watching Ged wrestle with his powers, mistakes, and ultimately grow into wisdom mirrors the deep, magical coming-of-age arc you enjoyed.

If you were enchanted by the sweeping scope of Silver On The Tree—from Welsh hills to ancient forests, from the dawn of legends to the modern day—you'll be thrilled by The Book of Three. Taran's quest ranges across a richly imagined world inspired by Welsh mythology, with stakes that feel epic and timeless.

If you enjoyed the sense of ancient magic, hidden realms, and layered legends in Silver On The Tree, you'll be charmed by The Secret of Platform 13. The magical portal beneath King's Cross opens onto a world brimming with detailed lore, magical beings, and a sense of history that rewards your curiosity.