If you were captivated by Addie's centuries-long journey and her quest for connection across the ages, you’ll fall for The Time Traveler's Wife. It follows Clare and Henry, whose love is tested by involuntary time travel, letting you experience romance and heartbreak stretched across decades in a beautifully bittersweet narrative.

If you cherished the vivid scenes of Addie’s Paris and New York, The Night Circus will sweep you into a magical, immersive world. Morgenstern’s prose conjures a mystical circus that appears only at night, filled with atmospheric detail and a sense of timeless wonder that echoes Addie’s encounters with the extraordinary.

If you enjoyed how Addie’s story unfolded across different times and places, Life After Life offers a mesmerizing, non-linear narrative. Follow Ursula Todd as she lives—and dies—over and over, each life reshaping her destiny, in a sweeping meditation on choice, memory, and the weight of a single existence.

If the poetic, evocative writing of Addie LaRue lingered with you, The Song of Achilles will enchant you with its lush, immersive prose. Miller’s retelling of the Iliad through Patroclus’ eyes is both intimate and epic, turning familiar myths into something heartbreakingly beautiful and new.

If you loved the enigmatic, rule-defying magic that shapes Addie’s curse, The Ocean at the End of the Lane will entrance you. Gaiman’s tale weaves memory, childhood, and otherworldly powers into a haunting, dreamlike narrative where magic is as elusive and haunting as a forgotten name.