Can you think of any books like Skulduggery Pleasant?

Answer 1

Eoiln Cofler: "Artemis Fowl" stories are about a growing up (at first book 12 years old) child-genius who gets in contact with the fantastic faerie world that exists secretly side by side with mankind and uses Artemis Fowl and his grown up butler in a similar "grown up protector and child hero" way. These stories also include a lot of comedy and can maybe equal the fun of Skulduggery Plesant.

Micheal Scott: "The secrets of the immortal Nicolas Flamel" is about a pair of 15-years-old twins who got found by the immortal Nicolas Flamel and tutored to learn to use their magic in a 6-Novel cycle to save the world. This story is less funny and a lot more serious than Skulduggery Plesant, but uses the same "kids/young preople are the heroes" way.

Rick Riordan: "Percy Jackson and the Olympians" Is a saga that starts with the 12 years old boy Percy Jackson finding out that he is a half-god in a world where the old Greek gods and myth are reality, again a story with lot of funny parts. Most readers suggest to ignore the movie and read the novels first, the movie story is altered in many ways (it starts with Percy Jackson being already 17 years old).

Joanne K. Rowling: Harry Potter is another series of novels about a growing up boy learning about magic, again with a lot of funny elements.

Answer 2

Certainly! If you enjoyed the blend of humor and fantasy elements in "Skulduggery Pleasant," you may like books such as "Artemis Fowl" by Eoin Colfer, "Lockwood & Co." by Jonathan Stroud, or "The Supernaturalist" by Eoin Colfer. These books also feature intriguing mysteries, witty dialogue, and magical adventures.

Answer 3

He wrote Skuldug short stories, but otherwise, no. He wrote a movie called boys eat girls though. It's about Zombies.

Answer 4

well books like harry potter