Gift Guide

Best Book Gifts for Harry Potter Fans Who Already Know Hogwarts

6 gift ideas - Updated June 2026

The best book gifts for Harry Potter fans depend on whether they want to reread the series, collect a better edition, or find a new magical world. Box sets and illustrated editions work for collectors, while Percy Jackson and other fantasy series work for readers ready to branch out.

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Harry Potter Paperback Box Set (Books 1-7)
Harry Potter Paperback Box Set (Books 1-7)$45-55
Fans who want the complete collection

The complete series in matching paperback. The most popular gift for fans who want the whole set on their shelf.

Percy Jackson Box Set (Books 1-5)
Percy Jackson Box Set (Books 1-5)$25-35
Fans looking for another adventure series

Greek mythology, humor, and adventure. The most natural next series for Harry Potter fans. Box set makes it easy.

Keeper of the Lost Cities
Keeper of the Lost Cities$10-14
Fans who want a similar reading experience

A hidden magical world, school-based fantasy, and 9 books to get lost in. The closest match to Harry Potter's cozy-fantasy energy.

Nevermoor: The Trials of Morrigan Crow
Nevermoor: The Trials of Morrigan Crow$10-14
Kids who want another magical school

A magical school, a chosen-one heroine, and the most Harry Potter-like new series. Whimsical, adventurous, and charming.

Amari and the Night Brothers
Amari and the Night Brothers$10-14
Kids who want diverse fantasy adventure

A Black girl discovers a secret supernatural world. Fresh, fun, and has the same hidden-world energy as Harry Potter.

The School for Good and Evil
The School for Good and Evil$10-14
Fans who like fairy-tale twists

Two best friends sent to a school that trains fairy-tale heroes and villains. Inventive, dramatic, and highly readable.

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Frequently asked questions

A better edition of the series they already love, or Percy Jackson if they want a new adventure. Keeper of the Lost Cities for longer fantasy.

Harry Potter box sets for collectors, Percy Jackson for adventure fans, and Nevermoor for kids who want another magical school.

Yes. Jim Kay's illustrations are extraordinary. They make great gifts for younger readers or for reading aloud.

Percy Jackson, Keeper of the Lost Cities, Nevermoor, and Amari and the Night Brothers all have similar hidden-world fantasy energy.

Percy Jackson for mythology adventure, Keeper of the Lost Cities for long-series fantasy, or Nevermoor for magical-school charm.

Contains affiliate linksUpdated June 2026