If you loved the quirky, laugh-out-loud humor and clever wordplay in Unusual Chickens for the Exceptional Poultry Farmer, you'll adore The True Meaning of Smekday. Follow Gratuity 'Tip' Tucci as she and an alien named J.Lo embark on a wild road trip across an invaded America, encountering absurd situations, hilarious misunderstandings, and plenty of witty banter.

If the idea of magical chickens tickled your fancy, you'll find Love Sugar Magic: A Dash of Trouble irresistible. Leonora discovers that her family bakery is run by brujas—witches!—and she can't resist trying her hand at spells (with lots of funny, magical mishaps). The whimsical, everyday magic and playful tone will feel delightfully familiar.

If you enjoyed the way letters, lists, and clippings brought Sophie’s story to life in Unusual Chickens, you'll love how Pie weaves in recipes, notes, and letters to create a charming mystery about a missing pie recipe and a town obsessed with winning the Blueberry Award. The unique storytelling style adds an extra layer of fun and discovery.

If you were drawn to Sophie’s voice as a Mexican-American girl navigating new surroundings and challenges, Front Desk will resonate deeply. Mia Tang manages the front desk of a motel her immigrant parents run, facing prejudice and problems with determination and heart. The authentic, diverse perspective and family-centered story are both relatable and inspiring.

If Sophie’s resourcefulness and determination made her a favorite, meet Malú from The First Rule of Punk. Malú is a punk-rock loving, zine-making Mexican-American girl who refuses to be anyone but herself at her new school. Her boldness, creativity, and growth as she navigates fitting in and staying true to herself will strike the same chord.