If you were drawn to Adelina's struggle with her powers and the way she's feared and shunned in The Young Elites, you'll be captivated by Laia's journey in An Ember in the Ashes. Laia is forced into the dangerous world of the Martial Empire, balancing her own survival with a desperate mission, all while being hunted and mistrusted. Both heroines face inner darkness and the harsh judgment of their societies, making for a tense, emotionally charged read.

If you loved the way magic in The Young Elites is both a gift and a curse, you'll be fascinated by the world of Serpent & Dove. Here, magic is forbidden and deadly, and protagonist Lou must constantly weigh the cost of using her powers. The stakes are deeply personal and the magic is both alluring and fraught with danger, echoing Adelina's fraught relationship with her abilities.

If the shifting alliances and questionable choices of The Young Elites intrigued you, you'll love the ragtag crew in Six of Crows. Each character, from Kaz to Inej, has their own secrets and flaws, and their goals often put them at odds with each other. The book thrives on the tension of not knowing who to trust, just like Adelina’s circle of Elites.

If you were gripped by the political maneuvering and betrayals in The Young Elites, you’ll find plenty to love in Red Queen. Mare Barrow is swept up in a vicious game of power among the elite, where every alliance is dangerous and no one is safe. The web of intrigue and high-stakes deception will keep you guessing until the very end.

If the immersive worldbuilding and unique powers in The Young Elites drew you in, The Bone Season offers a similarly intricate setting. Paige, gifted with rare abilities, must navigate a society that both fears and exploits people like her. The book’s layered world, complete with secret orders and mysterious rulers, will satisfy your craving for depth and complexity.