- A worldwide readership has been enthralled by the Harry Potter series, which draws in bravery, friendship, and magic.
- A magically gifted child attends a wizarding school to learn how to manage his powers in the story “A Wizard of Earthsea.”
- In “The Golden Compass,” Lyra Belacqua encounters witches and armored bears in other worlds.
A worldwide readership has been enthralled by the Harry Potter series, which draws in readers who are drawn to stories of bravery, friendship, and magic.
A selection of books that are suggested for individuals who want to lose themselves in Hogwarts-like settings is “A Wizard of Earthsea,” “The Amulet of Samarkand,” “The Golden Compass,” and “Fablehaven.”
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A magically gifted child named Ged attends a wizarding school to learn how to manage his powers and face a dark shadow in the story “A Wizard of Earthsea.”
In the parallel London of “The Amulet of Samarkand,” Nathaniel is an apprentice magician entrusted with stealing the Amulet of Samarkand. Their quest is appealing to individuals who enjoy Hogwarts’ magical and lighter adventures because it weaves through political schemes and funny conversations.
In “The Golden Compass,” Lyra Belacqua is introduced. She encounters witches and armored bears in other worlds and learns about a deadly plan to steal children in the Arctic. Readers looking for deep yet magical stories will find the book’s complex settings and rich philosophy to be engrossing.
The story of “Fablehaven” centers on Kendra and Seth, siblings who learn mysteries at their grandparents’ preserve—a haven for mythological animals. The show places a strong emphasis on family in the face of upheaval and the wonder of finding hidden magic, much like when someone finds out they are a wizard who must attend Hogwarts.
