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Like Tunnels, this story features a subterranean civilization where resources are dwindling and the truth about the world above is hidden. It shares the same sense of discovery and the urgent need for young protagonists to solve ancient mysteries to save their people.
This series follows a boy who falls through a grate in his laundry room into a dark, dangerous world beneath New York City. It mirrors the 'Underland' exploration and the gritty, often brutal nature of the subterranean societies found in Tunnels.
Fans of the conspiracy elements and the 'Styx' in Tunnels will appreciate the dark, authoritative organizations and the sense of a grand, dangerous journey. Both books feature young protagonists uncovering disturbing secrets kept by adults.
by Neil Gaiman
This novel explores 'London Below,' a hidden society existing in the shadows and tunnels of the city. It captures the same urban exploration vibe and the feeling of a dangerous, unseen world existing right beneath our feet.
While set in a more traditional fantasy world, it shares the 'apprentice' feel and the focus on stealth and underground movements. The pacing and the focus on a young boy discovering his unique skills will resonate with fans of Will Burrows.
If the claustrophobia and the sense of being trapped in a manufactured, dangerous environment appealed to you in Tunnels, this book's focus on survival and solving a lethal puzzle is a perfect match.
This selection leans into the darker, more ancient mythological aspects of hidden civilizations. It mirrors the sense of deep history and the high-stakes conflict between those who live in the light and those who dwell in the dark.
by Nancy Farmer
This book shares the themes of being an outsider and uncovering the dark secrets of a powerful, isolated family or society. It has a similar level of maturity and explores the ethical consequences of hidden technologies.
by Jules Verne
As the classic progenitor of the 'hollow earth' genre, this book is the spiritual ancestor of Tunnels. It focuses heavily on the scientific curiosity, the geological exploration, and the wonder of discovering prehistoric life underground.
This series involves ancient secrets, hidden societies living among modern humans, and a fast-paced race to prevent a global catastrophe. It matches the archaeological and historical mystery elements found in the Burrows family's research.
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