If you were swept up by Skandar's journey to bond with a unicorn and unravel a magical conspiracy, you'll love Nevermoor: The Trials of Morrigan Crow. Morrigan faces a series of dangerous, imaginative trials to earn her place in the Wunderous Society, all while mysterious threats loom. The relentless drive to achieve a clear goal—survival and acceptance—makes this a page-turner for fans of high-stakes quests.

If you enjoyed Skandar's interactions with friends and competitors at the Eyrie, you'll be drawn to Amari and the Night Brothers. Amari joins the Bureau of Supernatural Affairs, where she teams up with quirky allies and faces off against formidable rivals. The lively, dynamic cast brings warmth and tension to every twist in Amari's adventure.

Like Skandar, who grows from an outsider into a brave unicorn rider, Sophie and Agatha in The School for Good and Evil undergo dramatic transformations as they struggle against magical expectations and their own flaws. Watching these characters evolve in surprising ways makes for a compelling, emotionally rich read.

If you loved the richly imagined world of Skandar, with its wild unicorns and layered magical society, you'll be enchanted by The Crooked Sixpence. Ivy discovers a secret underground city brimming with magical objects, odd customs, and fantastical beings. The inventive worldbuilding invites you to get lost in every quirky detail.

If Skandar’s coming-of-age journey—learning to trust himself, facing fears, and making tough choices—resonated with you, Aru Shah and the End of Time is a must-read. Aru stumbles into a world of Indian mythology, forced to grow up quickly as she tries to save her friends and the world. The blend of personal growth and epic adventure is deeply satisfying.