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In The School for Good and Evil, did you enjoy ...
... the clear goal of surviving magical trials and proving oneself?
Nevermoor: The Trials of Morrigan Crow by Jessica Townsend
If you loved following Sophie and Agatha as they navigated the School’s challenges and fought to find their place, you’ll be swept up by Morrigan Crow’s quest to pass the dangerous trials of the Wundrous Society. Nevermoor is packed with inventive obstacles and a driving sense of purpose that will keep you turning pages to see if Morrigan can achieve her dream.
... a cast of main characters with distinct personalities and conflicts?
The False Prince by Jennifer A. Nielsen
Enjoyed the dynamic duo of Sophie and Agatha, each with their own quirks and clashes? In The False Prince, you’ll meet Sage and a group of rivals, each vying for the throne in a deadly competition. Their shifting alliances and vibrant personalities create an ensemble that’s just as compelling and dramatic as the students at the School for Good and Evil.
... characters who grow and change as they discover who they are?
Amari and the Night Brothers by B. B. Alston
If you were drawn to Agatha and Sophie’s personal journeys, you’ll love following Amari as she steps into a world of magic and faces prejudice, self-doubt, and the challenge of discovering her true potential. Amari and the Night Brothers delivers heartfelt character growth and moments of self-discovery that echo the emotional core of The School for Good and Evil.
... a richly developed magical world with its own rules and secrets?
Serafina and the Black Cloak by Robert Beatty
The enchanting and mysterious setting of the School for Good and Evil is mirrored in the eerie, magical Biltmore Estate, where Serafina uncovers dark secrets. The worldbuilding is immersive, with hidden rooms, magical creatures, and a sense of wonder that’s perfect for fans of detailed, imaginative settings.
... a magic system with clear rules, training, and consequences?
The Iron Trial by Holly Black & Cassandra Clare
If you appreciated the way the School for Good and Evil mapped out the rules of magic and the consequences of breaking them, The Iron Trial will hook you with its unique magical education, complex spellwork, and the challenges faced by Callum as he learns the boundaries—and dangers—of his powers.
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