If you loved the irreverent, witty dialogue and playful magical hijinks of the Nac Mac Feegle in The Wee Free Men, you'll be delighted by the eccentric wizard Howl and his banter with Sophie in Howl's Moving Castle. Diana Wynne Jones crafts a world full of sly humor and endearing absurdity that will tickle your funny bone in much the same way.

If Tiffany Aching's growth from a stubborn, self-doubting girl to a courageous witch resonated with you, you'll find Luna's coming-of-age journey in The Girl Who Drank the Moon equally compelling. Like Tiffany, Luna must understand her powers and herself, facing magical trials that challenge her identity and help her grow.

If you enjoyed the vivid, imaginative Discworld countryside and its odd magical rules, Neverwhere will sweep you into the hidden, fantastical world of London Below. Neil Gaiman fills his setting with peculiar creatures, strange customs, and a sense of wonder that rivals Pratchett’s knack for immersive worldbuilding.

If Tiffany's determination and cleverness inspired you, Sabriel’s resolute bravery as she ventures into the Old Kingdom to rescue her father will hold your attention. Garth Nix crafts a strong, capable female protagonist who faces supernatural dangers with wit and heart, much like Tiffany Aching.

If you were captivated by Tiffany’s quest to rescue her brother from the Queen of the Fairies, you’ll find Gregor’s journey into the Underland and his mission to save his father equally gripping. Both stories center on a young hero thrust into a magical world, driven by love and responsibility.