Books like Other Birds
12 books with a reading profile close to Other Birds by Sarah Addison Allen. Inward-looking and escapist; an easy read.
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Seconds
Also escapist · narrative, accessible
Katie Clay is a talented chef stymied by the delayed renovation of her dream restaurant.
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The Girl Who Drank the Moon
narrative, accessible
In the Protectorate, the Council of Elders leaves a baby in the forest every year as a sacrifice to appease a misunderstood witch.
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Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
narrative, accessible
Harry Potter returns to Hogwarts for his second year despite warnings from a house-elf named Dobby.
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Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
narrative, accessible
After a summer of isolation, Harry Potter returns to Hogwarts to find the wizarding community in denial about Lord Voldemort’s resurrection.
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5
Book of a Thousand Days
by Shannon Hale
narrative, accessible
When Lady Saren refuses an arranged marriage with the violent Lord Khasar, her father brick her inside a stone tower for seven years.
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6
Where the Mountain Meets the Moon
by Grace Lin
narrative, accessible
Inspired by Chinese folklore, this novel follows Minli, a girl living in the shadow of Fruitless Mountain.
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7
The Thief Lord
narrative, accessible
After runaway brothers Prosper and Bo flee to Venice to escape their cruel aunt and uncle, they find refuge in a derelict cinema.
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Nimona
Also escapist · narrative, accessible
Lord Ballister Blackheart is a disgraced knight turned villain who follows a strict moral code of non-lethal schemes to expose the corruption of the Institution of Law Enforcement and Heroics.
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9
A Book of Narnians
by C. S. Lewis
narrative, accessible
This volume serves as a comprehensive visual encyclopedia of the diverse inhabitants of the Narnian universe.
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10
Over Sea, Under Stone
by Susan Cooper
narrative, accessible
While vacationing in a seaside cottage in Cornwall, siblings Simon, Jane, and Barney Drew discover a centuries-old parchment hidden within a dusty attic.
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11
The Book of Tomorrow
Also escapist · narrative, accessible
After her father dies and her family is ruined, sixteen-year-old Tamara Goodwin, once spoiled and wealthy, is sent with her mother to live in a country house in Ireland with her uncle and aunt, who are strange and remot…
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The Ickabog
by J.K. Rowling
narrative, accessible
In the prosperous kingdom of Cornucopia, King Fred the Fearless rules over a land famous for its pastries and cheeses.
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