Books for Fans of Harry Potter’s Magical Realms

Hidden Worlds and Secret Societies

Are you still waiting for that owl to arrive with your Hogwarts letter? While we’re all dreaming of sipping Butterbeer in the Great Hall, there are other hidden worlds and secret societies that might just enchant you as much as Harry Potter’s magical realm.

Mystical Societies in Literature

Sure, Hogwarts is fantastic, but have you ever explored the halls of the Invisible University in “The Magicians” by Lev Grossman? It’s a school for magic like no other, and the mysterious Brakebills South will give you all the magical intrigue you’ve been craving.

Magical Realms and Parallel Universes

If you’re yearning for more magical landscapes, “The Golden Compass” by Philip Pullman is your gateway to parallel universes. With daemons, armored bears, and an epic journey, this book offers a very different flavor of magic than you may have read before.

Battle of Good vs Evil: We have recommended this author before when discussing new books, but we come back to Jenny in Bottle: Sailor on the Eternal Sea, by S.T. Cogley for this article. It is the second book in the series, and it is all about travel in a magical bottle through many realms as the heroine tries to basically save mankind from the evils of these nether worlds.

Lessons and Morality in Secretive Settings

Dumbledore’s wisdom is unparalleled, no one is arguing that point. But there are other mentors to guide us through moral dilemmas. “The Name of the Wind” by Patrick Rothfuss, is a story where the University serves as the backdrop for the protagonist’s journey through knowledge, ethics, and the pursuit of magic.

So, if you’re ready to unveil more secrets, these books are your portal to hidden worlds and mysterious societies. Grab your wand – or whatever magical tool you prefer – and embark on a journey beyond the familiar halls of Hogwarts.

REVIEWED AND RECOMMENDED:

“The Magicians” by Lev Grossman

“The Golden Compass” by Philip Pullman

“The Name of the Wind” by Patrick Rothfuss

Jenny in Bottle: Sailor on the Eternal Sea, by S.T. Cogley