What to read, watch, and listen to if you lovedStill Me
Jojo Moyes · Book · 2018
If you loved Still Me, start with Me Before You (Thea Sharrock, 2016) — a film on the same thread. Below: 1 film, 4 series and 2 podcasts, each matched to Still Me across media.
If you loved Still Me, you likely crave stories about women navigating major life transitions and reinventing themselves in new environments.
Films on the same thread
Me Before You
Thea Sharrock · Film · 2016
Explores: Caregiver-Patient Relationship, Right to Die, Finding Purpose.
Since Still Me concludes Louisa Clark's emotional journey, return to the beginning of her story in Me Before You to witness the transformative caregiver relationship that first defined her character.
Series on the same thread
Gilmore Girls
Amy Sherman-Palladino · Series · 2000
Explores: Mother-Daughter Relationship, Intergenerational Relationships, Class Differences.
Much like Lou's big city move in Still Me, this series captures the charm of finding one's place in a community while navigating complex, evolving mother-daughter and class dynamics.
Sex and the City
Darren Star · Series · 1998
Explores: Female Friendship, Dating in the City, Single Life.
If the New York setting of Still Me felt like a character of its own, you will enjoy this iconic look at female friendship and career ambition in Manhattan.
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel
Amy Sherman-Palladino · Series · 2017
Shares a thread with Still Me: Self-Discovery.
Midge Maisel mirrors the spirit of reinvention found in Still Me as she navigates an unexpected life change in Manhattan, ultimately discovering her true potential and breaking societal norms.
Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life
Amy Sherman-Palladino · Series · 2016
Explores: Mother-Daughter Relationship, Small Town Life, Intergenerational Relationships.
Just as Still Me explores the existential questions that come with starting over, this revival series follows familiar characters facing significant life shifts and personal growth in their later years.
Podcasts on the same thread
Getting Better with Jonathan Van Ness
Sony Music Entertainment / Jonathan Van Ness · Podcast · 2026
Explores: curiosity, self-actualization, mental wellness.
This podcast echoes the theme of self-actualization central to Still Me, offering a conversational approach to the personal growth and curiosity that Louisa Clark embodies throughout her own journey.
Crime Junkie
Audiochuck · Podcast · 2026
Explores: justice seeking, obsession, societal impact.
While Still Me focuses on uplifting personal reinvention, this podcast offers a different kind of curiosity-driven journey for those who enjoy deep dives into complex, investigative storytelling and mystery.
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Common questions
What order should I read the books in the series that includes Still Me?
Still Me is the third book in the series. You should read them in the order of Me Before You, followed by After You, and finally Still Me to properly follow the journey of Louisa Clark as she begins her new life in New York.
Is Still Me the final book in the series featuring Louisa Clark?
Still Me is the third installment in the series by Jojo Moyes. The series begins with Me Before You and continues with After You before concluding with the events depicted in Still Me, which follows Louisa Clark as she starts her new adventure in New York.
Does Still Me follow the events of After You?
Yes, Still Me is the direct sequel to After You. It continues the story of Louisa Clark after the events of the previous books, Me Before You and After You, as she moves to New York to embrace a new life and adventure.
How many books are in the series that includes Still Me?
There are three books in the series that includes Still Me. The complete narrative arc consists of Me Before You, After You, and Still Me, all written by Jojo Moyes and detailing the experiences of the character Louisa Clark.