The Mystwick School of Musicraft

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The Mystwick School of Musicraft

by Khoury, Jessica

Amelia Jones has always felt like an outsider, but she soon discovers her true calling is at the Mystwick School of Musicraft, where music is not just art, but a literal source of magic. Trying to master spells cast through instruments while navigating a competitive academy is daunting, especially when you are a girl from the suburbs trying to fit into a world of prodigies. The book captures that specific, fluttering feeling of being a newcomer in a place that feels simultaneously overwhelming and like home. Khoury focuses on the grit behind the whimsy, showing that talent is only part of the equation when you are fighting for your place. It is a warm, spirited read for anyone who has ever dreamed of attending a secret school where the curriculum is as dangerous as it is enchanting.

10 Books similar to 'The Mystwick School of Musicraft'

If the blend of musical magic and academy life in Mystwick left you wanting more, our curated list focuses on stories where outsiders find their footing in extraordinary hidden societies. We chose these titles because they mirror that specific coming-of-age journey where finding your own power is tied to navigating a complex, whimsical world. Whether you are looking for the high-stakes trials of Nevermoor or the heartfelt self-discovery found in Amari and the Night Brothers, these books share the same sense of wonder, quirky world-building, and the satisfying underdog spirit that makes Amelia’s story so special.

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Amari and the Night Brothers
Amari and the Night Brothers

by B.B. Alston

Like Mystwick, this book features a young protagonist discovering a hidden, magical world that operates parallel to our own. It balances the wonder of a specialized academy with the personal stakes of a character fighting to prove their worth against the odds.

Nevermoor: The Trials of Morrigan Crow
Nevermoor: The Trials of Morrigan Crow

by Jessica Townsend

Fans of the school-based magical training in Mystwick will adore the whimsical, high-stakes trials Morrigan must face in the Wundrous Society. It shares a similar sense of charm, quirky world-building, and the feeling of finding where you truly belong.

The School for Good and Evil
The School for Good and Evil

by Soman Chainani

This series centers on a magical school that shapes the destinies of its students, much like the Musicraft academy. It explores themes of identity and friendship while immersing readers in a rich, fantastical curriculum.

A Tale of Magic...
A Tale of Magic...

by Chris Colfer

This story follows a young girl who discovers she has magical abilities and must attend a special academy to learn how to control them. The focus on education, friendship, and overcoming prejudice mirrors the journey of Amelia Jones.

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The Girl Who Drank the Moon
The Girl Who Drank the Moon

by Kelly Barnhill

While less focused on a school setting, this book shares the lyrical, magical atmosphere and the theme of discovering one's true potential. It captures the same sense of wonder and emotional depth found in Khoury's work.

Shadow Magic
Shadow Magic

by Joshua Khan

This book offers a blend of magic and political intrigue within a fantastical setting, appealing to readers who enjoy the world-building of Mystwick. It features young protagonists navigating dangerous, magical environments with courage and wit.

The Serpent's Secret
The Serpent's Secret

by Sayantani DasGupta

Kiranmala discovers she is a princess from another dimension, leading to a journey filled with mythological creatures and humor. It shares the 'fish out of water' dynamic and the fast-paced, fun-filled adventure style of Mystwick.

Wings of Fire: The Dragonet Prophecy
Wings of Fire: The Dragonet Prophecy

by Tui T. Sutherland

Though the protagonists are dragons, the themes of being raised in a specialized environment and fulfilling a prophecy are very similar to the school setting of Mystwick. The focus on friendship and the burden of expectation will resonate with fans.

Tristan Strong Punches a Hole in the Sky
Tristan Strong Punches a Hole in the Sky

by Kwame Mbalia

This story masterfully weaves mythology into a contemporary setting, much like how music is woven into the reality of Mystwick. It is an empowering tale of a young hero finding his voice and strength amidst a magical conflict.

Sal and Gabi Break the Universe
Sal and Gabi Break the Universe

by Carlos Hernandez

This book combines a unique magic system with a school setting, featuring a protagonist who must learn to navigate his abilities. The humor, heart, and focus on family dynamics make it a perfect follow-up for fans of Jessica Khoury.