If the journey and sense of purpose in The Unlikely Ones—as the characters seek to break their curses—captivated you, you'll love The Forgotten Beasts of Eld. Sybel's quest to discover the secrets of her heritage and the choices she must make echo that same drive, blending mythic storytelling with a compelling, purposeful narrative.

If you were drawn to the mix of unique, quirky characters—each with their own burdens and talents—in The Unlikely Ones, you'll enjoy The Blue Sword. The story follows Harry as she joins an unlikely band of allies, each contributing to a shared struggle, and the dynamics among them provide the same camaraderie and warmth.

If you appreciated how the characters in The Unlikely Ones grow and confront their own flaws and fears on their journey, The Riddle-Master of Hed will resonate with you. Morgon's transformation as he faces riddles, magic, and self-doubt mirrors the kind of deep personal growth you found engaging.

If the hopeful, gentle tone of The Unlikely Ones uplifted you, Stardust is a perfect match. Gaiman's tale is a whimsical quest filled with kindness, humor, and a sense that good can prevail, echoing the optimism and light you enjoyed.

If you liked that The Unlikely Ones is a satisfying standalone adventure—offering a complete, emotionally rich story without requiring a series—then The Goblin Emperor will delight you. Maia's journey from isolation to leadership and connection provides a full, rewarding arc in a single volume.