If you loved how Kiran must race against time and monsters to save her parents and the world in The Serpent's Secret, you'll be swept up by Aru Shah and the End of Time. Aru’s adventure is propelled by a pressing goal—she accidentally unleashes an ancient demon and must journey through magical realms, solve riddles, and face mythological foes to set things right. The urgency and stakes will keep you turning pages late into the night.

If Kiran’s clever comebacks and funny observations made you grin, you’ll adore Min’s snappy wit in Dragon Pearl. The story is laced with playful humor—even in the midst of interstellar adventure and danger, Min’s lively narration and sly jokes make the journey as fun as it is thrilling.

If you were drawn to Kiran’s journey of self-discovery—from feeling out of place in New Jersey to embracing her identity as a demon-slayer—you’ll find a similar heart in Rickshaw Girl. Naima, a young Bangladeshi girl, faces adversity and learns to redefine her strengths and dreams. Her transformation is moving, inspiring, and deeply relatable.

If the Bengali legends and mythical creatures in The Serpent’s Secret captivated you, you’ll be enchanted by The Jumbies. Rooted in Caribbean folklore, this book brings eerie spirits, magic, and cultural legends to life as Corinne battles supernatural forces threatening her island home.

If you loved exploring Bengali culture and mythology alongside Kiran, Paola Santiago and the River of Tears will transport you into the world of Mexican folklore. Paola must face legendary creatures from her heritage to save her friend, blending cultural authenticity with thrilling supernatural adventure.