You loved the wit, the mythology deep-dives, the found family at Camp Half-Blood, and Percy's voice. Here's what captures that same magic.
Every book here was chosen because it captures what made Percy Jackson special — not just the genre, but the feeling.
Two siblings discover they're descendants of Egyptian pharaohs — and the ancient gods of Egypt are stirring again.
If you loved Percy Jackson, Riordan's Egyptian mythology series has the same humour, heart, and pantheon-deep world-building. Start with The Red Pyramid.
Get this book →A homeless boy in Boston dies and wakes up in Valhalla as a chosen warrior of the Norse gods.
Norse mythology, same Riordan voice. Magnus Chase is funnier than Percy and the Valkyrie mythology is genuinely strange and wonderful.
Get this book →A girl accidentally unleashes a demon and discovers she's a reincarnation of one of the Pandava brothers — now she has to save the world.
Part of Riordan's Rick Riordan Presents imprint. Hindu mythology, same adventurous spirit, and Chokshi's prose is genuinely beautiful.
Get this book →Two twins discover that Nicholas Flamel is real, still alive, and needs their help to stop the Elder Races from reclaiming the world.
Multi-mythology adventure with the same encyclopaedic enthusiasm as Percy Jackson. Great for readers who want to keep learning myths.
Get this book →A farm boy finds a dragon egg — and suddenly the fate of the whole kingdom depends on a fifteen-year-old and his dragon.
The coming-of-age hero's journey energy is the same. Paolini wrote Eragon at 15, which gives it an irrepressible young energy that Percy Jackson readers love.
Get this book →The witch Circe — dismissed as weak by both gods and men — discovers her own power and forges her own story across millennia.
For Percy Jackson readers who are ready to grow up: adult mythology retelling, same Greek world, but deeper and achingly human.
Get this book →A man released from prison discovers his new employer is Odin — and the old gods of every mythology are preparing for a final war against the new gods.
The adult mythology novel Percy Jackson fans eventually need to read. Gaiman treats the same gods with complexity, strangeness, and melancholy.
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