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If you loved following Aerin’s quest to become a dragon-slayer and carve out her own destiny, you’ll be swept up by Alanna: The First Adventure. Alanna disguises herself as a boy to train as a knight, facing fierce challenges and inner doubts, all while defying expectations and pushing toward her goal with unwavering determination.
Just as Aerin evolves from an uncertain, overlooked princess into a legend, Uprooted follows Agnieszka as she’s thrust into a world of dangerous magic and must grow into her own power. You’ll love watching Agnieszka’s resilience and bravery as she adapts, makes mistakes, and ultimately discovers her own strength.
If you were captivated by the deep lore, ancient legends, and unique lands of Damar in The Hero and the Crown, you’ll be equally enchanted by The Blue Sword’s intricate world. Harry Crewe’s journey brings you into another corner of McKinley’s universe, filled with vivid customs, mysterious powers, and a land that feels alive.
If Aerin’s bravery and independence inspired you, Sabriel offers another unforgettable heroine. Sabriel must navigate a perilous magical realm, face dangerous foes, and take on responsibilities beyond her years. Her strength, resourcefulness, and compassion will resonate with anyone who admires powerful female leads.
If the echoes of prophecy, dragons, and ancestral tales in The Hero and the Crown drew you in, you’ll be mesmerized by The Song of Achilles. This lyrical retelling of the Iliad brings myth to life through deeply human characters and the weight of destiny, immersing you in a world where legend and emotion collide.
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