If you adored the clever banter and tongue-in-cheek storytelling of The Princess Bride, you'll love Good Omens. This novel follows the unlikely partnership of Aziraphale (an angel) and Crowley (a demon) as they scramble to prevent the apocalypse. The dialogue sparkles with irreverent wit, reminiscent of Vizzini's quips and the hilarious narrative asides by William Goldman. It's a perfect blend of comedy and adventure with a satirical twist.

If you enjoyed Westley's daring journey to rescue Buttercup and the nonstop sense of purpose in The Princess Bride, Stardust will enchant you. Tristan Thorn ventures into a magical realm to retrieve a fallen star for his beloved, embarking on an adventure filled with witches, sky pirates, and unexpected perils. The heart of the story is a grand, fairy-tale quest with all the twists and turns you crave.

Were you charmed by the colorful cast of swordsmen, giants, and schemers in The Princess Bride? Sorcery & Cecelia boasts a delightful assortment of characters as cousins Kate and Cecelia navigate magical mishaps and social intrigue in Regency England. Each character brings their own flair to the story, creating a sense of camaraderie and chaos that echoes the ensemble antics of Goldman's tale.

If you loved the whimsical miracles and magical oddities in The Princess Bride—from Miracle Max's revivals to the Fire Swamp's quirks—Howl's Moving Castle will delight you. Magic here is charming, unpredictable, and often very funny, as Sophie encounters talking fires, enchanted doors, and a wizard who sulks in a moving castle. It's an enchanting, playful take on fantasy magic.

If you relished Goldman's playful asides and the way The Princess Bride toys with being a 'classic' adventure, The Eyre Affair is for you. Follow literary detective Thursday Next as she leaps into the pages of Jane Eyre to solve crimes inside books themselves. It's a smart, meta romp that gleefully breaks the fourth wall, just as Goldman's narrative does.