If you loved how Kay Harker has to protect the magical box and outwit the villainous Abner Brown in The Box of Delights, you'll be swept up by Bonnie and Sylvia's desperate quest to escape the wicked Miss Slighcarp and save their home in The Wolves of Willoughby Chase. Both stories keep you on the edge of your seat as the young heroes race against time to thwart evil plots.

If you were captivated by the mysterious and whimsical magic of the box in The Box of Delights, you'll find a similar sense of wonder in The Children of Green Knowe. Tolly's experiences with friendly ghosts and gentle enchantments in his grandmother’s ancient house evoke the same dreamlike, undefined magic that made Masefield’s novel so memorable.

If you delighted in the vivid, wintry landscapes and magical happenings of The Box of Delights, you'll be enchanted by Lucy, Edmund, Susan, and Peter's journey through the wardrobe into the snowbound kingdom of Narnia. C. S. Lewis’s world is just as immersive and full of magical possibilities as Masefield’s.

If you loved the magical escapades and childlike wonder of Kay Harker’s journey in The Box of Delights, you’ll find a similar spirit in The Midnight Folk. Kay’s earlier adventure is filled with talking animals, hidden treasures, and secret societies, capturing that same sense of enchantment and adventure at the heart of childhood.

If the poignant, bittersweet ending of The Box of Delights stayed with you, the emotional resonance of Tom's Midnight Garden will do the same. Tom’s nightly journeys into a magical garden—where time flows differently and friendships transcend eras—build to a powerful, moving conclusion that lingers long after the final page.