If you loved following Owen as he uncovered the secrets of magic step-by-step in Sorcery for Beginners, you'll be thrilled by Cass and Max-Ernest’s determined pursuit of a missing magician and a mysterious secret in The Name of This Book Is Secret. The story’s sense of purpose and momentum, with the kids navigating danger and puzzles, will keep you turning pages just like Owen’s magical mission did.

If you enjoyed the camaraderie and teamwork among Owen and his fellow apprentice sorcerers, you’ll love the clever, quirky ensemble in The Mysterious Benedict Society. Reynie, Sticky, Kate, and Constance each bring their own strengths and personalities to the table, forming a memorable group as they work together to solve puzzles and save the world from a nefarious villain.

If Owen’s journey from an ordinary teen to a skilled sorcerer captured your imagination, you’ll be drawn to Morrigan Crow’s transformation in Nevermoor. Facing daunting magical trials in a dazzling new world, Morrigan matures and discovers her true potential, making every victory and setback deeply rewarding.

Just as Sorcery for Beginners wowed you with its rulebook-style approach to magic, The Accidental Apprentice immerses you in the magical Wildlands, where young Barclay learns the laws of Beastbonding. The world’s intricate rules and imaginative creatures will delight anyone who loves detailed magical systems and lush worldbuilding.

If you laughed at the tongue-in-cheek asides and clever jokes sprinkled throughout Sorcery for Beginners, you’ll adore the razor-sharp wit and snappy dialogue between the wisecracking skeleton detective Skulduggery Pleasant and his sidekick Valkyrie. The series’ humor perfectly balances its magical action and adventure.