If you were swept away by the dreamlike New York of Winter's Tale, you'll be entranced by the enchanting, richly imagined circus in The Night Circus. Morgenstern crafts a world where magic seeps into every detail, from the mysterious black-and-white tents to the rival magicians Celia and Marco, whose powers shape the fate of all who enter the circus.

If you loved how Winter's Tale stretches across eras and interlinks characters' fates, Cloud Atlas will fascinate you with its ambitious structure. Mitchell's novel weaves together six distinct stories, each set in a different time and place, showing how the actions of one soul echo through centuries and continents.

If you were captivated by the enigmatic magic of Peter Lake and the mysticism of New York in Winter's Tale, you'll be drawn to the subtle and unpredictable magic in Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell. Clarke's magicians operate in a world where magical rules are elusive, and powers often defy explanation, creating an atmosphere of wonder and unpredictability.

If Mark Helprin's ornate, lyrical prose in Winter's Tale resonated with you, Donna Tartt's The Goldfinch will immerse you in similarly gorgeous, detailed descriptions. Tartt's writing brings to life the beauty and pain of Theo Decker's journey, with language that lingers in your mind long after you turn the page.

If you appreciated how Winter's Tale juggles multiple storylines—Peter Lake's romance, Pearly Soames' vendetta, and the mysterious Lake of the Coheeries—The Bone Clocks will delight you with its intricate, interconnected stories. Mitchell’s novel spans decades and genres, with each section revealing new perspectives and secrets.