Books like Tea sisters in pericolo! by Elisabetta Dami

Harry Potter is forced to leave Privet Drive and confront the Dark Lord, journeying to locate and destroy the remaining Horcruxes in a final battle that will determine the fate of magic.

At Mouseford Academy, the Thea Sisters join a new performing‑arts program but must earn entrance to Professor Ratyshnikov’s demanding class and uncover why her former friend, ballerina Headmaster de Mousus, no longer speaks to him.

A fearless reporter uncovers the spooky secrets of a haunted castle, where vampires, ghosts, and mischievous creatures collide in a thrilling adventure for children.

Geronimo Stilton’s ancient ancestor, the cavemouse Geronimo Stiltonoot, runs a stone newspaper in Old Mouse City where the priceless Stone of Fire is stolen—he and friend Hercule Poirat must recover it from the tyrant Tiger Khan.

A young boy named Haroun ventures through a fantastical Eastern world to heal the poisoned Sea of Stories, battling villains that threaten the very essence of storytelling.

Geronimo Stilton, stressed and dreaming of a tropical paradise, arrives at a disaster‑filled hotel where the sea is full of sharks and the weather is terrible—yet a week of adventures awaits under Trap’s guidance.

Two mice on a camping trip with Uncle Louie become lost in the woods, but Angelina saves the day.

A young girl is chosen to attend university but finds herself alone in a world of exams and tests.

Geronimo Stilton awakens to a sky ablaze with falling meteors as the citizens of Old Mouse City suffer terrible stomachaches. He must journey to the Cave of Memories to find an ancient shaman’s cure and save his fellow cavemice.

Ada Goth, an only child living in the huge Ghastly‑Gorm Hall, is forced to wear big boots so her father, Lord Goth, can hear her. With new guests William and Emily Cabbage, and a ghostly mouse named Ishmael, Ada uncovers a sinister plot by the gamekeeper Maltravers.

Rosemary Fell was born into privilege. She has wealth, well–connected friends, and a handsome fiance, Philip Alsop. Finally she has everything she wants.It is then, in a moment of beneficence, that Rosemary invites Eleanor Smith, a penniless young woman she sees under a streetlamp in the rain, into her home for a cup of tea. While there, Rosemary sees Eleanor exchange an unmistakable look with Philip, and she sends Eleanor on her way. But she cannot undo this chance encounter, and it leads to a tempestuous and all–consuming love triangle –– until the tides of war throw all their lives off balance.Inspired by a classic Katherine Mansfield short story, A Cup of Tea engages with its vivid –– and often amusing –– cast of characters, wonderful period detail, brilliant evocation of the uncertain days of World War I, and delightfully spare and picturesque sense of story.

Sofia, Amber, and Lucinda, a friendly witch, invite readers to a whimsical tea party where magic and adventure mingle.

An eight‑year‑old in 1968 prepares tea for her mother, only to face her mother's suicide and a haunting identity crisis. As Isabel struggles with grief, romance, and self‑discovery, she learns to listen to her own heart.