If you were gripped by the sense of urgency as Ellie and her friends fight to survive and adapt during an unexpected invasion, you'll be just as enthralled by The Knife of Never Letting Go. Todd Hewitt is thrust into a life-or-death journey with a clear goal—escape with Viola and uncover the truth about his world—making for a tense, relentless plot that echoes the high-stakes objectives of Tomorrow, When the War Began.

If you enjoyed following the resourceful, interdependent group of friends—Ellie, Homer, Fi, and the others—as they navigate the perils of war together, you’ll love Code Name Verity. The novel centers on two young women whose powerful friendship and teamwork are tested behind enemy lines in WWII, delivering the same sense of camaraderie and ensemble strength.

If you found it compelling to see Ellie and her friends transform from ordinary teenagers into resilient survivors, The Outsiders will resonate with you. Ponyboy and his friends are thrown into violent, life-altering situations, forcing them to confront their own identities and beliefs as they come of age, much like the character development in Tomorrow, When the War Began.

If you were fascinated by the way Ellie and her friends must adapt to a suddenly hostile environment—facing shortages, isolation, and moral dilemmas—Life As We Knew It delivers a similarly gripping story. Miranda and her family struggle to survive after a global catastrophe, capturing the tense, everyday challenges and emotional stakes of a world turned upside down.

If you loved the relentless pace and constant suspense as Ellie’s group evades capture and plans sabotage missions, The Hunger Games will keep you on the edge of your seat. Katniss’s fight for survival in the deadly arena mirrors that same adrenaline-fueled drive, with action and danger at every turn.