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If you delighted in the witty banter and whimsical magical mishaps of Jennifer Strange and her companions, you'll love Carry On. Simon and Baz’s magical school adventures are packed with clever dialogue, absurd magical predicaments, and tongue-in-cheek humor that pokes fun at classic fantasy tropes while building a heartfelt, hilarious story.
If the inventive mix of magic and bureaucracy in the Ununited Kingdoms fascinated you, Nevermoor will sweep you away with its richly detailed city of Nevermoor and the mysterious, rule-bending Wundrous Society. Morrigan’s journey is full of unique magical creatures, enchanted challenges, and an utterly original magical system.
If you enjoyed following Jennifer Strange through a series of magical competitions and missions, you'll be hooked by Sorcery for Beginners. The protagonist, Owen, is swept into a hidden world of magic and must master spellcraft to save his loved ones, all while dodging dangerous foes in a brisk, action-packed plot.
If you found the quirky cast of sorcerers and magical bureaucrats in The Song of the Quarkbeast appealing, The Rook introduces you to Myfanwy Thomas and the bizarre members of the Checquy, a secret supernatural agency. The story is packed with eccentric colleagues, strange powers, and plenty of workplace magical shenanigans.
If the playful, unpredictable magic and charmingly odd magical creatures of The Song of the Quarkbeast won you over, you’ll adore Howl’s Moving Castle. The book’s enchanted setting, quirky characters like Howl and Calcifer, and sense of fun make for a magical adventure with a similar spirit of whimsy.
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