Books like The Librarians and the lost lamp by Greg Cox

Lazlo Strange, a war‑orphan librarian, must accept a dream that demands adventure and joins forces with the Godslayer to uncover the lost city of Weep and a blue‑skinned goddess.

In the second Key of Knowledge, Dana Steele confronts her past when fellow researcher Jordan Hawke writes a book that ties him to her quest for the legendary Key. Truth, deception, and lurking nightmares force Dana to choose her destiny.

In the waning days of the Forerunner empire, the Flood invades and internal strife weakens defenses, forcing the Librarian and the Ur‑Didact to confront the ancient origins of the threat and decide whether the only way to save the universe is to commit the ultimate atrocity.

Here is a selection of some of the best-known and best-loved tales of The Arabian Nights, including Sinbad, Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, Alladin, The Talking Bird, and the Fisherman and the Genie. In this "treasure house of pleasant things" you will find golden palaces, gem-studded caves, and breathtaking gardens; you will sit by mysterious fountains, hear the crash of gleaming waterfalls, unearth magic lamps, take a long voyage to exotic shores, and meet flying men and mythical beasts. Nowhere else will you find such marvels, nowhere else will you find the impossible so real and convincing. For centuries The Arabian Nights has enchanted readers, remaining in W.E. Henley's words "That center of miracles." They are presented here in a clear and direct style that renders them as fresh and as exciting as when they were first told. - Jacket flap.

413 pages ; 23 cm

Recounts the tale of a poor tailor's son who becomes a wealthy prince with the help of a magic lamp he finds in an enchanted cave.

In the coastal Scottish village of Appleton, three American women – a head librarian, a widowed gardener, and a young careerwoman – discover that the town’s forgotten apple orchards harbor legends, secret rooms, and a chance to restore its vanished luck.

In Prohibition‑era New York, librarians Irene and Kai race against time to secure a rare book, becoming entangled in a high‑stakes conflict between dragons, mobsters and the Fae that threatens the very foundation of their library.

A collection of timeless folk tales, sung by Shahrazad to the king, blending adventure, sorcery, and everyday life in medieval Islam.