If you loved how Tristan sets off across Faerie to retrieve a fallen star—and all the wild, unpredictable adventures that follow—you’ll be swept away by The Princess Bride. Like Stardust, it’s a charming, fast-paced tale where the hero’s journey is filled with duels, giants, magic, and a touch of romance, all woven together with wit and heart.

If you were enchanted by the dreamy, richly detailed landscapes of Faerie and its strange, ancient rules in Stardust, you'll lose yourself in the immersive, intricately built England of Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell. The novel’s magical society, mysterious roads, and historical depth echo the wonder and danger of Gaiman’s world.

If you delighted in the whimsical, unpredictable magic of Gaiman’s Faerie—think sky pirates and talking stars—you’ll adore the way Howl’s Moving Castle weaves enchantments, unexpected transformations, and mischievous humor into Sophie and Howl’s adventures. The magic feels just as capricious and full of surprise.

If the slow-blooming romance between Tristan and Yvaine captivated you amid the wonder of Faerie, The Night Circus’s magical competition and the deepening connection between Celia and Marco will sweep you off your feet. The love story is just as enchanting as the world it inhabits.

If you were drawn to the mythic undertones and folkloric atmosphere of Stardust, you'll find similar magic in The Ocean at the End of the Lane. Gaiman blends childhood wonder, ancient powers, and the eerie logic of fairy tales into a haunting, bittersweet adventure.