If you were drawn to The Dragon Warrior for its thrilling quest steeped in Chinese mythology, you'll love Aru Shah and the End of Time. Join Aru as she accidentally unleashes an ancient demon and embarks on a magical journey through Hindu legends, encountering gods, monsters, and plenty of humor along the way. Like Faryn’s journey, Aru’s adventure is fast-paced and full of heart, with mythological challenges at every turn.

If you loved following Faryn’s determined quest to prove herself as a Dragon Warrior, you’ll find The Serpent’s Secret just as gripping. Kiran must rescue her parents after they're whisked away by a rakkhosh demon, propelling her into a whirlwind adventure through Bengali mythology. The story’s energetic pace and focused mission will keep you turning the pages.

If you enjoyed watching Faryn grow into her strengths and grapple with her identity, Paola Santiago and the River of Tears offers a similar journey. Paola, a science-loving girl, must confront supernatural dangers and her own insecurities when her best friend goes missing near a haunted river. Like Faryn, Paola’s path is full of personal discoveries and bravery.

If you relished the immersive world and rich cultural setting in The Dragon Warrior, The Jumbies will captivate you. Set in the Caribbean and inspired by local folklore, it introduces you to mysterious creatures, evocative landscapes, and a community that feels alive with magic and danger. Corinne’s encounters with the supernatural mirror Faryn’s adventures in a world both familiar and deeply magical.

If you appreciated the authentic representation of Chinese heritage in The Dragon Warrior, The Storm Runner is a fantastic pick. It centers on Zane, a boy with a physical disability, who discovers he’s connected to Mayan gods and must prevent the apocalypse. The book celebrates cultural identity, family, and friendship, all while delivering a high-stakes, mythic adventure.