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• This Place Kills Me

  Tamaki, Mariko

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  This Place Kills Me by Mariko Tamaki blends dark humour, outsider perspectives, and eerie urban settings -- much like Netflix’s Wednesday. Fans of moody teen protagonists, gothic tones, and layered explorations of identity will appreciate the…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• The Raven Cycle. 1, The Raven Boys

  the Graphic Novel

  Williams, Stephanie (Comic books writer)

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  Blue Sargent has no psychic powers -- just a life surrounded by people who do. But when four Raven Boys pull her into a quest for a sleeping Welsh king, she finally steps into real magic. A good fit if you like Wednesday’s blend of school and occult…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• The Hysterical Girls of St. Bernadette's

  Hanna Alkaf

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  Fans of Wednesday will love The Hysterical Girls of St. Bernadette's for its eerie boarding school setting, feminist undertones, and a mystery steeped in supernatural hysteria, dark secrets, and a sharp, rebellious heroine uncovering the truth.

• All That Consumes Us

  Waters, Erica

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  Check out All That Consumes Us for its eerie gothic college setting, creeping supernatural tension, and a diverse, queer-leaning cast navigating dark academia secrets -- a perfect blend of ambition, mystery, and chilling atmosphere.

• The Narrow

  Marshall, Kate Alice

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  The Narrow features an atmospheric boarding‑school setting, a ghostly mystery woven into school rituals, and a sapphic romance between two strong teen girls uncovering dark secrets -- perfectly blending gothic suspense, LGBTQ+ representation, and…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Belladonna

  Grace, Adalyn

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  Check out this book if you're into the gothic vibes of Wednesday. Nineteen-year-old orphan Signa Farrow confronts Death -- and her own deathly powers -- when she investigates the mysterious murder of a relative at the Thorn Grove estate.

• Gallant

  Schwab, Victoria

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  Another title to check out if you like the gothic vibes of Wednesday. Olivia Prior has grown up at the grim Merilance School for Girls with no past except for her one treasure, her mother's journal, so when a letter arrives inviting her to come home…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Over My Dead Body

  Boo, Sweeney

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  When her best friend disappears in the days leading up to Samhain, white witch Abby, a student at Younwity Hidden Institute of Witchcraft, is determined to find her and uncover the truth behind the school’s legend of a demon in the woods. Readers…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Man Made Monsters

  Rogers, Andrea L.

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  Outcasts, Check. Creepy monsters, Check. This one covers a lot of bases of beasties from Nevermore Academy.

• Our Crooked Hearts

  a Novel

  Albert, Melissa

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  Not wanting to follow in your mother's footsteps and rightfully so? Ivy has that in common with Wednesday. Also, creepy haunting ghosts both make appearances with life altering effect.

• The Book of Living Secrets

  Roux, Madeleine, 1985-

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  A book about two girls that are transported into an alternate version of their favorite gothic romance where everything is upside down and replaced with unspeakable horrors sounds like Wednesday's personal fantasy.

• A Lesson in Vengeance

  Lee, Victoria (Author of young adult fantasy)

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  Nevermore Academy is atmospheric, making you want to get lost in the halls. Victoria Lee channels similar vibes in this book where queer students, mental health, and mystery meet for a dark and moody tale.

• White Smoke

  a Novel

  Jackson, Tiffany D.

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  Both Wednesday and White Smoke feature some atmospheric, spooky small towns, with protagonists who aren't the most socially adept.

• Spells Trouble

  Cast, P. C.

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  Some times you just need to call on some hereditary magic to help survive some monsters. Wednesday knows all too well. Join Hunter and Mercy, two twin witches, as they avenge the death of their mother and tangle with some mythical monsters that plan…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• The Corpse Queen

  Herrman, Heather M.

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  Kitty and Wednesday aren't squeamish around the dead, while both looking for a possible serial killer.

• Skin of the Sea

  Bowen, Natasha

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  The sirens in the Netflix series were no joke, especially their leader Bianca Barclay. Throughout the series, we learn just how powerful sirens can be. This New York Times bestseller combines Black diaspora with epic fantasy storytelling about a…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• What Big Teeth

  Szabo, Rose

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  If you're also a fan of Enid (and you should be), this book features a werewolf girl who doesn't fit in her with family returning home from boarding school after eight years away. Once there, she realizes she must find a way to save them,…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Squad

  Tokuda-Hall, Maggie

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  You know that scene in the first episode when Wednesday discovers Pugsley is being bullied? Yeah. Very much the vibes here. Mix high school drama with monsters, spooky elements, and underlying themes of belonging and you have Squad.

• The Ravenous

  Lukavics, Amy

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  Wednesday can't pass up anything related to the occult so this "bring your family member back from the dead" trope would be a quick pick for Wednesday herself.

• Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children

  Riggs, Ransom

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  Take a trip to a dilapidated orphanage on a secluded island near Wales. Readers will meet 16-year-old Jacob, who discovers a collection of eerie photographs among the orphanage ruins and sets out to unravel the mystery surrounding the previous…Read moreRead more of this annotation