What are some good book recommendations if I liked The Hobbit?

If you enjoyed the charm, sense of wonder, and journey-focused storytelling of The Hobbit, you might appreciate these recommendations:

• "The Fellowship of the Ring" by J.R.R. Tolkien: If you haven’t yet continued into the rest of the legendarium, this is the natural next step. It matures in tone, but retains the deep world-building and folklore-inspired prose of The Hobbit.
• "Stardust" by Neil Gaiman: This is a modern fairytale. It follows a young man who ventures into a magical realm to retrieve a fallen star for his beloved. It captures the whimsical, slightly dangerous, and adventurous spirit of Bilbo’s journey perfectly.
• "A Wizard of Earthsea" by Ursula K. Le Guin: This classic follows a young boy named Ged who enters a school for wizards and accidentally unleashes a shadow creature. It has a beautiful, mythic quality and is excellent for those who enjoy the "quiet" magic of Tolkien’s world.
• "The Princess Bride" by William Goldman: While it has a different brand of humor, it shares the frame-story style of a classic adventure. It features giants, sword fights, and a quest, told with a delightful, self-aware wit.
• "Watership Down" by Richard Adams: This might seem like an unusual suggestion because the protagonists are rabbits, but it is one of the greatest "journey" novels ever written. It features a group of outsiders banding together to find a new home, complete with their own unique culture, language, and mythology.

Do any of these pique your interest, or were you looking for something slightly different, such as a more modern epic or perhaps something shorter?