If you were captivated by Isabella's determined journey across the mysterious island to rescue her friend in The Girl of Ink & Stars, you'll be drawn to Feodora's perilous mission through the Russian wilderness to save her mother in The Wolf Wilder. Both stories center on brave girls driven by love and loyalty, navigating dangerous lands and facing daunting odds with courage and heart.

If you enjoyed being immersed in the lush, mysterious world of Isabella's island—complete with legends, hidden maps, and a sense of ancient magic—you'll love the atmospheric Victorian setting of The Lie Tree. Hardinge crafts a world brimming with intrigue, folklore, and strange discoveries, inviting you to get lost in its secrets.

Like Isabella, Luna in The Girl Who Drank the Moon must uncover her own strengths and face deep truths about her world and herself. You'll be swept up by Luna's magical journey, her growth from uncertainty to confidence, and the way she learns to wield her power for good—all in a world filled with enchantment and danger.

If you were enchanted by the mythic undertones and folklore woven into Isabella's adventure, you'll be mesmerized by the lush, myth-inspired storytelling of The Star-Touched Queen. Like Hargrave, Chokshi draws on cultural legends, offering a tale brimming with prophecy, fate, and the magic of ancient stories.

If you admired Isabella's transformation as she faced fear and tragedy, you'll be equally invested in Makepeace's journey. In A Skinful of Shadows, Makepeace must confront literal and figurative ghosts, and her resilience and growth shine through as she finds her own voice and purpose amidst danger.