If you loved following Jack’s epic quest across Viking lands in The Sea of Trolls, you’ll be swept up in Taran’s journey as he leaves his humble home to embark on a dangerous mission involving magical artifacts, strange companions, and legendary threats. The straightforward, adventure-driven plot ensures you’re always eager to discover what comes next.

If you were enchanted by the Norse-inspired settings and magical creatures in The Sea of Trolls, you’ll be equally captivated by the mysterious forest, ancient magic, and nuanced societies in The Girl Who Drank the Moon. Barnhill crafts a world where every detail feels alive with enchantment and history.

If you enjoyed how The Sea of Trolls weaves Norse myths and legendary beings like trolls and dragons into its adventure, you’ll relish the classic journey through Narnia, where children encounter fauns, witches, and talking animals, all drawn from deep wells of myth and folklore.

If you appreciated watching Jack’s evolution from an uncertain apprentice to a courageous hero, you’ll be drawn to Nathaniel in The Amulet of Samarkand, whose magical mishaps and hard-earned lessons lead to significant character growth amidst danger, humor, and magical intrigue.

If Jack’s transformation from farm boy to adventurer resonated with you, you’ll love following Ged’s journey as he grapples with power, responsibility, and self-discovery across islands filled with ancient magic and deep mystery in A Wizard of Earthsea.