Similar books to Harry Potter
From the moment we entered the magical corridors of Hogwarts and were drawn into a world where anything is possible: For over two decades, readers around the world have been captivated by the magical world of Harry Potter. But what do you do when you've finished the series and crave more magic? For all fans of wizardry, we have compiled a list of fantasy series that will captivate you and transport you to magical worlds.
by Brandon Sanderson
"Mistborn," written by Brandon Sanderson, is a fantasy series set in a world where ash falls continually from the sky, and the land is ruled by the immortal Lord Ruler. The story follows Vin, a young street urchin with latent magical abilities known as Allomancy, which allows her to ingest and burn metals for various powers. As Vin learns to harness her powers under the guidance of a charismatic mentor named Kelsier, she becomes embroiled in a rebellion against the oppressive regime of the Lord Ruler. The Mistborn Trilogy is a blend of fantasy, intrigue, and intricate characters. With its unique magic system based on metals and alloys, the series offers a fresh take on fantasy that keeps readers hooked from the first page. The series begins with "Mistborn: The Final Empire".
by Patrick Rothfuss
The Kingkiller Chronicle" by Patrick Rothfuss is a mesmerizing fantasy series that immerses readers in the life and adventures of Kvothe, a legendary figure shrouded in mystery and myth. In "The Name of the Wind", the first novel in the series, we meet Kvothe as a seemingly humble innkeeper, but as he begins to recount his past to a traveling scribe, his true identity as a legendary figure unfolds. The story whisks us from his early years as a prodigious yet impoverished orphan to his time at the prestigious University, where he delves into the arcane arts and uncovers hidden knowledge. Along the way, Kvothe confronts dark forces, navigates complex relationships, and seeks answers about the mysterious Chandrian who destroyed his family. We discover his daring exploits that would make him a hero, a villain, and everything in between.
by Tomi Adeyemi
The "Legacy of Orïsha" series by Tomi Adeyemi is a captivating journey into a imagined world inspired by West African mythology. The series is set in the fictional land of Orïsha, where magic has been suppressed and its practitioners, known as maji, persecuted. In this gripping tale, we follow Zélie Adebola, a young girl who still remembers the magic-infused lives of her people before it was stripped away. Determined to fight back, Zélie embarks on a perilous journey to restore magic to Orïsha. Alongside her brother and a rogue princess, Zélie faces formidable challenges and confronts deep-rooted prejudices in a world divided by power and fear. The series begins with "Children of Blood and Bone". With its rich cultural backdrop, compelling characters, and themes of resistance and resilience, "Children of Blood and Bone" promises an unforgettable adventure and marks the beginning of an epic struggle for justice and freedom.