This calming bedtime read-aloud for little ones with untamed spirits is gathering a lot of fans.

The duo Dav Pilkey himself called "the most lovable since Frog and Toad" are back for three new stories.

Utter boredom leads one imaginative girl to inspiration in this clever story.

Happy fans, happy Honmoon! (We were assured you all would know what that means).

The beloved Moomin characters star in their very own Little Golden Book!

The YouTube sensation's storybook comes with more than 25 stickers.

Kids can travel to Tanzania with a young Jane Goodall and study chimpanzees alongside the world's leading expert.

I think the "cutest cat in the kids section" title has been sewn up for 2026. Beautiful and adorable.

Seventh grader Luna creates zines with her best friend that catch the attention of the popular crowd, forcing her to decide what she's willing to sacrifice to belong.

A college student with a secret ability helps investigate a company's harmful product while falling for a new crush, in this sweet and cozy YA fantasy romance debut!

The first installment of a new young adult fantasy duology from bestselling author, Elise Kova. You thought a bookstore could get to the end of a list of new books without a dragon being involved? Think again!

Dave's sequel to the bestselling The Last Thing He Told Me, is earning even better reviews than the first installment.

Hawkins wrenches every ounce of gothic suspense out of a steamy gulf coast locale in this thriller about a beach motel where hurricane season can be murder.

Remember when Knausgaard only wrote about himself? He's on quite a  streak of non-autofiction now, with this Doctor Faustus-echoing tale of an ambitious photographer in London.

A group of astronauts and civilians are thrown together for a desperate mission to save the world, backed by the wealthiest man on earth (who is also running for president)... when they return, the world they left behind has changed in ways that seem almost impossible to believe. Think: if Project Hail Mary turned out to be an episode of "The Twilight Zone." First book in a series (which will absolutely also be a TV Series soon, we will take on all bettors).

Feminist reimagining of Moby-Dick is not on this list because there is a Melville obsession brewing in the store, but because wholesale re-imaginings (like Kingsolver's Demon Copperhead) are just fun.

We're told the "shocking twists" quotient is very, VERY high. [Spoilers redacted]

Book bans, questions about sexuality, community and the importance of libraries and featuring a darkly quirky, endearingly flawed heroine"... some of you have already purchased this book before getting to the end of this sentence.

A deeply reported exploration of the violent resurgence of hatred and white supremacy through the story of one brutal murder in Orange County.

This is the story of the first man to come out voluntarily, using his own name, to the entire British public.

What, you think it's impossible that a 6-year-old is inhabited by a deceased family pet? What if I told you it was a corgi? See, not so hard to believe all of a sudden. This will sit right next to Nightbitch on the shelf of absurdist, clever, and damn funny contemporary tales of human/canine psychic overlap.

An intimate and brutally honest memoir of a complicated son-mother relationship.