If you loved the warmth and camaraderie between Linus, Arthur, and the magical children on Marsyas Island, you'll be delighted by Legends & Lattes. It follows Viv, an orc adventurer who opens a coffee shop and gathers an endearing, ragtag group of friends who help her build a new life. The cozy community atmosphere and the ensemble of lovable misfits will make you feel right at home.

If you appreciated Linus's journey of self-acceptance and the children’s growth in The House in the Cerulean Sea, Every Heart a Doorway will speak to you. It centers on teenagers who return from magical worlds and must learn to accept themselves at Eleanor West’s Home for Wayward Children. Watching these characters heal, change, and find belonging echoes the heartfelt transformations you enjoyed.

If you were charmed by the hopeful and uplifting tone of The House in the Cerulean Sea, you'll adore The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet. The crew of the Wayfarer faces challenges with kindness and open hearts, forging deep connections across differences. The story radiates optimism, celebrating compassion and understanding in a beautifully diverse universe.

If the inclusive cast and LGBTQ+ representation in The House in the Cerulean Sea resonated with you, Cemetery Boys will be a new favorite. Follow Yadriel, a trans boy determined to prove himself to his traditional Latinx family, as he summons a ghost and finds unexpected romance and acceptance. The blend of heartfelt identity journeys and magical realism makes this a must-read.

If you laughed at Linus’s dry observations and the whimsical, clever banter in The House in the Cerulean Sea, Good Omens is the perfect next read. The misadventures of the angel Aziraphale and the demon Crowley, as they try to avert the apocalypse, are brimming with wit, charm, and a sense of fun that makes even the end of the world feel delightfully ridiculous.