If you loved Aventurine's quest to find her place in the human world (and her mission to become an apprentice chocolatier), you'll be swept away by Luna's journey as she discovers her own magical heritage and sets out to unravel the mysteries surrounding her origins. The Girl Who Drank the Moon is filled with adventure, heart, and a clear sense of purpose driving the plot—perfect for readers who enjoy characters on a mission.

If Aventurine's wry observations about humans and her comic misadventures in The Dragon with a Chocolate Heart made you smile, you'll adore the hilarious banter and playful magic in The Wizards of Once. Xar and Wish’s antics, misunderstandings, and laugh-out-loud moments make this a delightful, lighthearted read for anyone who loves fantasy with a sense of humor.

If you enjoyed watching Aventurine learn to adapt, grow, and embrace her new identity, you'll be captivated by Morrigan Crow’s transformation in Nevermoor. Morrigan faces daunting trials, discovers her own worth, and develops confidence—offering the same satisfying arc of self-discovery and growth that made Aventurine's story so compelling.

If you were enchanted by the detailed world of chocolatiers, bustling towns, and dragon lore, you'll love the richly described setting of The Castle Behind Thorns. Sable’s magical, fractured castle is full of secrets and tactile details, creating an inviting world that you’ll want to linger in—much like Aventurine’s chocolate-filled adventures.

If Aventurine’s boldness and determination won your heart, Willa’s courage and resourcefulness in the Great Smoky Mountains will inspire you. Willa of the Wood features a compelling heroine who faces danger, makes tough choices, and finds her own path—perfect for readers who love stories of strong girls forging their destinies.