Found

Fans of "Found" will appreciate this clever middle-grade mystery where two seemingly unrelated children are drawn into an art forgery conspiracy. Like "Found," it features young protagonists uncovering a complex secret and using their wits to solve a puzzle with historical connections.

This book shares the spirit of "Found" by gathering a group of uniquely talented children to infiltrate a secret society and uncover a grand conspiracy. Readers will enjoy the blend of mystery, adventure, and the strong theme of found family as the protagonists navigate challenges together.

This Newbery Medal winner offers a more subtle mystery with elements of time and interconnectedness that will resonate with readers who enjoyed the complex temporal puzzles in "Found." It's a poignant story of friendship, self-discovery, and the unexpected ways lives intertwine across time.

A classic of children's literature, this book also features young protagonists embarking on an extraordinary journey through time and space to save a loved one. Its themes of good versus evil, the power of love, and the exploration of identity in the face of cosmic forces align well with the adventurous and philosophical aspects of "Found."

Like "Found," this book centers on young protagonists who discover a hidden truth about their world and their past, leading them on a perilous quest for survival. The sense of uncovering a vast conspiracy and the urgent race against time will appeal to fans of Haddix's series.

While more overtly dystopian, "The Giver" explores profound questions of identity, memory, and the true cost of a seemingly perfect society, much like the characters in "Found" grapple with their own historical identities and the implications of time travel. It's a thought-provoking journey of a young person uncovering uncomfortable truths.

This fantasy adventure begins when a young boy and his sister fall into a hidden world beneath New York City, discovering ancient prophecies and a war between species. The theme of a seemingly ordinary child discovering a grand destiny and navigating a complex, secret world mirrors the experiences of the children in "Found."

This compelling novel delves into themes of identity, cloning, and what it means to be human, echoing the identity crises faced by the characters in "Found" as they grapple with their historical selves. It's a dark, intense story of survival and self-discovery within a morally ambiguous, dystopian setting.

Readers who enjoy the intricate mysteries and clever young protagonists of "Found" will find themselves immersed in this series about a boy whose photographic memory helps him solve international art crimes. It's filled with fast-paced adventure, secret organizations, and the thrill of uncovering conspiracies.

This timeless classic explores the profound implications of immortality and the burden of keeping a life-altering secret, much like the characters in "Found" must contend with their unique historical circumstances. It's a reflective and poignant story that prompts deep thought about life, death, and destiny.