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Willa of the Wood by Robert Beatty
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... a protagonist on a perilous quest to uncover hidden truths and protect those she loves?
The Girl Who Drank the Moon by Kelly Barnhill
If you were drawn to Willa's courage as she navigates the dangers of the Smoky Mountains and fights to protect her people, you'll love Luna's journey in The Girl Who Drank the Moon. Luna must unravel secrets about her own magical origins and confront powerful forces to save her loved ones, making for a suspenseful, goal-driven adventure.
... a richly evoked natural world with its own history, creatures, and dangers?
The Wolf Wilder by Katherine Rundell
If you were captivated by the lush, mystical forests and the immersive sense of place in Willa of the Wood, you'll be enchanted by the Russian wilderness of The Wolf Wilder. Feodora's world is alive with wolves, danger, and beauty, making the setting feel like a character all its own.
... a protagonist who grows in courage and self-discovery amid hardship?
The Secret of Nightingale Wood by Lucy Strange
If you appreciated Willa's emotional journey as she learns to trust herself and stand up for what is right, you'll connect with Henrietta in The Secret of Nightingale Wood. Through mysterious woods and family secrets, Henrietta finds her inner strength in a heartwarming tale of resilience and transformation.
... nature, wild creatures, and the connection between humans and the natural world?
Pax by Sara Pennypacker
If you loved how Willa of the Wood explores the bond between Willa and the animals of the forest, as well as her deep respect for nature, you'll be moved by Peter and his fox Pax. Their journey through the wilderness highlights the beauty and fragility of the natural world, and the importance of protecting it.
... a blend of folklore, magic, and myth woven into a coming-of-age adventure?
The Girl Who Speaks Bear by Sophie Anderson
If you were fascinated by the old legends and magical beings in Willa of the Wood, you'll be swept up by Yanka's journey in The Girl Who Speaks Bear. Russian folklore weaves through her quest for belonging and self-acceptance, making this a magical and heartfelt read.
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