If you loved following Eva Nine's adventurous quest to find her place in the universe, you'll be swept up by The Girl Who Drank the Moon. Luna, a young girl raised by a witch in a mysterious forest, embarks on a journey of self-discovery that reveals magical secrets and hidden truths. Like Eva, Luna’s courage and curiosity drive her toward a powerful destiny.

If you were fascinated by Eva's exploration of Orbona's strange landscapes and diverse creatures, you'll find The Wild Robot equally captivating. Roz, a robot stranded on a remote island, must learn to survive and connect with the animal inhabitants. The richly described world and original creatures make the setting come alive, just as in The Search for WondLa.

If you enjoyed watching Eva grow from a sheltered child to a brave adventurer, you'll love Furthermore. Alice, a girl with no color in a world bursting with it, must journey through a strange, whimsical land to find her missing father. Her journey challenges her perceptions, resilience, and identity, leading to remarkable personal growth.

If Eva Nine's bravery and determination resonated with you, Aru Shah and the End of Time is a must-read. Aru, an imaginative and quick-witted girl, accidentally unleashes an ancient curse and must embark on a perilous adventure to save her mother and friends. Aru's voice and spirit echo the tenacity and heart you admired in Eva.

If you appreciated the hopeful undertones as Eva faces danger and strives for belonging, The Green Ember offers a similarly optimistic journey. Siblings Heather and Picket, thrust into a world of danger and intrigue, fight for a brighter future for their people. The book’s tone uplifts, even as the characters confront peril and loss.