If you loved
Still Me
Jojo Moyes · Book · 2018
If you loved Still Me, you likely crave stories about navigating major life transitions and finding your voice in unfamiliar territories.
Films on the same thread
Me Before You
Thea Sharrock · Film · 2016
Explores: Caregiver-Patient Relationship, Right to Die, Finding Purpose.
To understand the foundation of Lou Clark's journey in Still Me, return to the beginning of her transformative relationship with Will Traynor in this poignant and emotional romantic drama.
Series on the same thread
Gilmore Girls
Amy Sherman-Palladino · Series · 2000
Explores: Mother-Daughter Relationship, Intergenerational Relationships, Class Differences.
Much like Louisa Clark navigating high-society New York in Still Me, the Gilmores balance personal growth and class dynamics with sharp wit and an enduring spirit of self-discovery.
Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life
Amy Sherman-Palladino · Series · 2016
Explores: Mother-Daughter Relationship, Small Town Life, Intergenerational Relationships.
This series captures the same sense of existential crisis and reinvention found in Still Me, as the beloved characters face new stages of life and shifting family roles.
Sex and the City
Darren Star · Series · 1998
Explores: Female Friendship, Dating in the City, Single Life.
If the urban adventure of Still Me resonated with you, this iconic series offers a similar focus on female friendship, career ambitions, and dating within the bustling New York landscape.
Virgin River
Sue Tenney · Series · 2019
Shares a thread with Still Me: New Beginnings.
Just as Louisa Clark moves to a new city to start over in Still Me, this drama mirrors that theme of escaping the past to find a fresh beginning.
Podcasts on the same thread
Crime Junkie
Audiochuck · Podcast · 2026
Explores: justice seeking, obsession, societal impact.
While Still Me focuses on personal reinvention, this investigative series satisfies the same curiosity about the world that drives Louisa Clark to embrace every new challenge she encounters.
Getting Better with Jonathan Van Ness
Sony Music Entertainment / Jonathan Van Ness · Podcast · 2026
Explores: curiosity, self-actualization, mental wellness.
If the spirit of self-actualization in Still Me inspired you, these conversations offer the same empowering focus on personal development and the courage to pursue new life endeavors.
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Common questions
What order should I read the books in, including Still Me?
Still Me is the third installment in the series. You should read the books in the following order: Me Before You, followed by After You, and finally Still Me. This sequence follows the progression of Louisa Clark as she moves to New York to start her new life.
Is Still Me the final book in the series?
Yes, Still Me is the third and final book in the trilogy that follows the story of Louisa Clark. The series begins with Me Before You and continues through After You before concluding with the events depicted in Still Me.
How does Still Me connect to the other books in the series?
Still Me continues the journey of Louisa Clark, who was introduced in the first book, Me Before You. While the series follows her personal development across three volumes, Still Me specifically focuses on her new life and experiences after arriving in New York City.
Who is the author of Still Me?
Still Me was written by Jojo Moyes. She is also the bestselling author of other notable works such as The Giver of Stars, as well as the previous two books in this series, Me Before You and After You.