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Books like “The Last Namsara”

What to read after “The Last Namsara” by Kristen Ciccarelli: a list matched by tropes, mood and atmosphere. Under each book you will see what it has in common.

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  1. Cover of “The Winner's Curse” by Marie Rutkoski
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    The Winner's Curse

    Marie Rutkoski · 2014

    Same genre: “Fantasy” and “Young adult fantasy”

  2. Cover of “Six Crimson Cranes” by Elizabeth Lim
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    Six Crimson Cranes

    Elizabeth Lim · 2021

    From the same world: “Dragons”

  3. Cover of “Fourth Wing” by Rebecca Yarros
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    Fourth Wing

    Rebecca Yarros · 2023

    From the same world: “Dragons”

  4. Cover of “The Rage of Dragons” by Evan Winter
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    The Rage of Dragons

    Evan Winter · 2017

    From the same world: “Dragons”

  5. Cover of “Iron Flame” by Rebecca Yarros
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    Iron Flame

    Rebecca Yarros · 2023

    From the same world: “Dragons”

  6. Cover of “Eragon” by Christopher Paolini
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    Eragon

    Christopher Paolini · 2002

    From the same world: “Dragons”

  7. Cover of “The Priory of the Orange Tree” by Samantha Shannon
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    The Priory of the Orange Tree

    Samantha Shannon · 2019

    From the same world: “Dragons”

  8. Cover of “Dragons of Autumn Twilight” by Margaret Weis & Tracy Hickman
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    Dragons of Autumn Twilight

    Margaret Weis & Tracy Hickman · 1984

    From the same world: “Dragons”

  9. Cover of “Dragon Bound” by Thea Harrison
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    Dragon Bound

    Thea Harrison · 2011

    From the same world: “Dragons”

  10. Cover of “The Wolf and the Woodsman” by Ava Reid
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    The Wolf and the Woodsman

    Ava Reid · 2021

    Same genre: “Fantasy” and “Romantic fantasy”

  11. Cover of “An Enchantment of Ravens” by Margaret Rogerson
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    An Enchantment of Ravens

    Margaret Rogerson · 2017

    Same genre: “Young adult fantasy”

  12. Cover of “Dragonflight” by Anne McCaffrey
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    Dragonflight

    Anne McCaffrey · 1968

    From the same world: “Dragons”