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In The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea, did you enjoy ...
... the mythological inspiration and folkloric worldbuilding?
Six Crimson Cranes by Elizabeth Lim
If you loved The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea for its lush, Korean-inspired mythology—gods, spirits, and fateful curses—then Six Crimson Cranes will sweep you away with Shiori's journey through a world woven with East Asian folklore. You'll find magical creatures, ancient legends, and a heroine confronting the whims of fate, all in a beautifully imagined setting.
... strong female protagonists who must face daunting supernatural challenges?
The Bone Witch by Rin Chupeco
If Mina's courage and determination in the spirit world inspired you, you'll be captivated by Tea in The Bone Witch. Here, a young girl discovers her dark powers and must navigate a dangerous world of magic, court intrigue, and prejudice, all while forging her own identity against formidable odds.
... the central romantic subplot woven into a high-stakes fantasy adventure?
Serpent & Dove by Shelby Mahurin
If you were drawn to the delicate, evolving romance between Mina and Shin amid gods and spirits, Serpent & Dove delivers a similarly swoon-worthy, tension-filled relationship. Louise and Reid are thrown together by fate in a world where witches and witch hunters are at odds, blending romance and danger with every turn.
... a goal-driven plot with a heroine on a quest to save her loved ones?
Spin the Dawn by Elizabeth Lim
If Mina’s self-sacrificial mission to save her brother and her people gripped you, Spin the Dawn offers Maia’s quest to win an impossible competition and craft magical gowns for the emperor. The journey is full of trials, magical challenges, and personal stakes, creating a gripping narrative propelled by purpose.
... detailed worldbuilding rooted in myth and legend?
Gods Of Jade And Shadow by Silvia Moreno-Garcia
If you were enchanted by the spirit realm’s vivid landscapes and the cultural tapestry of The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea, Gods of Jade and Shadow will transport you to 1920s Mexico infused with Mayan mythology. Casiopea’s journey across realms with the Lord of Xibalba is rich with historical and magical detail, immersing you in a world where every setting feels alive.
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