If you loved the lush, layered world of The Starless Sea—with its secret societies, hidden doors, and enchanted places—you'll be swept away by The Ten Thousand Doors of January. Follow January Scaller as she discovers a mysterious book that opens doors to other worlds, each one described with rich, evocative detail and a deep sense of wonder.

If you were captivated by the way The Starless Sea weaves tales within tales and explores the very nature of storytelling, If on a winter's night a traveler will delight you. Calvino’s novel pulls you into a labyrinth of unfinished stories and shifting perspectives, making you, the reader, a central participant in the narrative puzzle.

If you appreciated the dreamy, non-linear journey of Zachary Ezra Rawlins and the way The Starless Sea uncovers its secrets through shifting timelines and perspectives, The Night Circus offers a similarly enchanting experience. Its story unfolds like a puzzle box, revealing its magic through alternating viewpoints and time periods, all wrapped in Morgenstern’s lush prose.

If you loved the sense of wonder and the mysterious, undefined magic that permeates The Starless Sea, you'll find a similar enchantment in The Ocean at the End of the Lane. Gaiman’s story blurs the lines between reality and the fantastical, with magic that feels ancient, strange, and deeply personal.

If you were intrigued by the complex, multi-layered mysteries of The Starless Sea—tracking hidden clues, deciphering symbols, and piecing together disparate threads—The Library at Mount Char delivers a similarly intricate experience. Its darkly imaginative tale is packed with secrets, puzzles, and a cast of enigmatic characters, keeping you guessing until the very end.