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Sorcery and Cecelia by Patricia C. Wrede and Caroline Stevermer
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In Sorcery and Cecelia, did you enjoy ...
... witty, epistolary storytelling and letter-style narration?
A Natural History of Dragons by Marie Brennan
If you delighted in the clever, letter-based exchanges between Kate and Cecy, you'll be charmed by A Natural History of Dragons. Lady Trent recounts her youthful adventures in a memoir-like, epistolary voice full of humor and sharp observation, blending Regency manners with fantastical discoveries.
... humorous banter and clever dialogue?
Carry On by Rainbow Rowell
If you found yourself laughing at the witty exchanges and playful tone in Sorcery and Cecelia, Carry On will be a treat. Simon and Baz’s magical misadventures are filled with snarky repartee, hilarious misunderstandings, and a sense of fun that echoes Kate and Cecy’s adventures.
... Regency-inspired, richly detailed magical worldbuilding?
Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell by Susanna Clarke
If you loved the immersive alternative-historical England and magical society in Sorcery and Cecelia, Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell offers a lushly detailed world where magicians shape the fate of England. The intricate setting, manners, and magical lore will sweep you away.
... multiple perspectives from a spirited ensemble cast?
The Grand Tour by Patricia C. Wrede and Caroline Stevermer
If you enjoyed following both Kate and Cecy as they unraveled magical intrigues from different points of view, you’ll love The Grand Tour. Multiple protagonists share the spotlight, each with their own voice and agency—offering a dynamic, character-driven adventure in a magical England.
... lighthearted, whimsical magic woven into everyday life?
Howl's Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones
If you were enchanted by the playful, everyday magic and the mischievous tone of Sorcery and Cecelia, Howl's Moving Castle is a must-read. Sophie’s adventures with the unpredictable wizard Howl blend magical mishaps with British charm and warmth.
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