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Shannon Hale

The Goose Girl

An imaginative retelling of a classic Grimm's fairy tale, 'The Goose Girl' by Shannon Hale features a young princess named Ani who is betrayed by her lady-in-waiting and must learn to navigate a new life in a foreign kingdom. Filled with magic, romance, and adventure, this novel is perfect for fans of 'Seven Wild Sisters' who enjoy stories about strong-willed young women overcoming adversity.

Robin McKinley

The Hero and the Crown

In 'The Hero and the Crown' by Robin McKinley, Aerin, the bastard daughter of the king, must prove herself to her people and win their respect by slaying a dragon and saving the kingdom. Fans of 'Seven Wild Sisters' will enjoy this coming-of-age story with its strong female protagonist, magical elements, and richly detailed world-building.

Robin McKinley

The Blue Sword

Harry Crewe, a young woman from a foreign land, is thrust into a world of magic and adventure when she is chosen to wield the legendary Blue Sword and defend her new home from invaders. Fans of 'Seven Wild Sisters' will appreciate the blend of fantasy and historical fiction, as well as the strong and capable female lead.

Edith Pattou

East

In 'East' by Edith Pattou, a young woman named Rose sets out on a perilous journey to save her family from an evil troll who has cursed them. Fans of 'Seven Wild Sisters' will enjoy this reimagining of the classic fairy tale 'East of the Sun, West of the Moon', with its strong female protagonist, magical elements, and themes of courage and perseverance.

Holly Black

The Darkest Part of the Forest

In 'The Darkest Part of the Forest' by Holly Black, a young girl named Hazel lives in a town filled with magic and mystery, where humans and fae coexist. When a horned boy is discovered in the forest, Hazel and her brother must unravel the secrets of their town and confront the darkness within themselves. Fans of 'Seven Wild Sisters' will appreciate the blend of fairy tale elements and contemporary storytelling, as well as the complex and flawed characters.

Elizabeth Marie Pope

The Perilous Gard

In 'The Perilous Gard' by Elizabeth Marie Pope, a young noblewoman named Kate is sent to live in a remote castle, where she becomes embroiled in a plot to rescue the queen of the faeries and break a centuries-old curse. Fans of 'Seven Wild Sisters' will enjoy this historical fantasy with its strong female lead, magical elements, and themes of courage and loyalty.

Terri Windling

The Wood Wife

In 'The Wood Wife' by Terri Windling, a young writer named Davis moves to the Arizona desert to research the life of a reclusive poet, only to find herself drawn into a world of magic and mystery. Fans of 'Seven Wild Sisters' will enjoy this blend of fantasy and contemporary fiction, with its strong female lead, richly detailed world-building, and themes of creativity and inspiration.