If you loved following Todd's desperate journey to warn others and uncover the truth in The Knife of Never Letting Go, you'll be captivated by Day and June's high-stakes cat-and-mouse chase across a militarized, dystopian city. Their motivations are crystal clear, driving every scene with urgency and purpose, making each twist and confrontation feel vital.

If Todd's transformation from a naive boy to a scarred, determined survivor resonated with you, Code Name Verity will pull you in with its riveting tale of two young women in WWII. As secrets unravel and loyalties are tested, you'll witness breathtaking character development that will stay with you long after the final page.

If you were gripped by Todd's difficult decisions and moral struggles, Red Rising offers a protagonist, Darrow, whose quest for justice leads him down some very dark and questionable paths. You'll find yourself questioning what it truly means to be a hero as Darrow infiltrates a brutal society and navigates shifting alliances.

If the relentless momentum and constant danger in The Knife of Never Letting Go kept you hooked, you'll devour The Maze Runner. Thomas wakes up in the mysterious Glade with no memory, and the story accelerates as he and the other boys race to survive deadly threats and solve the maze's puzzle before it's too late.

If the chilling, secretive town of Prentisstown and its dystopian rules fascinated you, The Giver will intrigue you with its seemingly perfect community that conceals dark truths beneath the surface. Jonas's discovery of what his world is missing mirrors Todd's journey, leading to profound questions about individuality and freedom.