If you loved the way The Sugar Queen seamlessly weaves magical touches into the lives of ordinary people—like the way books mysteriously appear for Josey or the enchanted candies—then you'll adore Garden Spells. Here, the Waverley sisters' lives are entwined with a magical apple tree and plants with mysterious properties, creating a similarly enchanting sense of possibility lurking just beneath the surface of small-town life.

If you were drawn to the cozy, close-knit feel of Bald Slope in The Sugar Queen, you'll be charmed by The Bookshop on the Corner. The story follows Nina as she relocates to a Scottish village, forming deep connections with a handful of quirky locals and finding her place in a new, intimate community.

If you loved watching Josey emerge from her shell and find her voice in The Sugar Queen, you'll be equally moved by Alba's journey in The House at the End of Hope Street. Here, Alba finds refuge in a magical house that helps women at crossroads, and her emotional growth is at the heart of the story.

If it was the warm, optimistic feeling of The Sugar Queen—with its promise of new beginnings and healing—that stayed with you, The Keeper of Lost Things will delight you. This novel is full of heart, as Laura sets out to reunite lost objects with their owners, bringing hope and second chances to everyone she meets.

If you appreciated how the characters in The Sugar Queen found healing, love, and friendship by the novel’s end, you’ll find a similar emotional satisfaction in The Readers of Broken Wheel Recommend. Watching Sara revitalize a dying town through books and connection delivers a heartwarming finale and a sense of community restored.