If you loved following Connor, Risa, and Lev as they navigated dangerous obstacles and high-stakes missions to escape unwinding, you'll be swept up by Legend. June and Day are locked in a thrilling cat-and-mouse game, each driven by urgent objectives—freedom, justice, and survival—against the backdrop of an oppressive society. Their resourcefulness and determination will remind you of the pulse-pounding, goal-driven action of Unwind.

You enjoyed the dynamic between Connor, Risa, and Lev as their stories intertwined with shifting alliances and evolving friendships. In The Knife of Never Letting Go, Todd and Viola's journey is shaped by their partnership and the people they meet along the way, creating a compelling ensemble whose relationships and decisions drive the heart of the story.

If you were fascinated by how Connor, Risa, and Lev wrestled with impossible moral dilemmas—sometimes doing the wrong thing for the right reasons—you'll be drawn to Scythe. Citra and Rowan are thrust into a system where every choice has weighty, often ambiguous consequences, and their journeys probe the gray areas of morality in a world without death.

If you appreciated the dark, gritty tone of Unwind—from the bleak fate awaiting unwinds to the stark, oppressive world they inhabit—Feed will resonate with you. Its depiction of a consumerist, decaying society is as disturbing and thought-provoking, with a similarly unsettling atmosphere and mature themes.

If you were intrigued by the dystopian world of Unwind, where society’s twisted rules dictate the fate of young people, The Giver offers another haunting vision. Jonas’s journey to unravel his community’s secrets and challenge the status quo will satisfy your appetite for stories that critique oppressive systems and question the meaning of humanity.