Shannon Hale’s Newbery-Honor winning classic, Princess Academy, is now available in graphic novel format with art from Victoria Ying.

Enola Holmes returns when the rescue of a young woman sends her into battle with Sherlock against his most deadly, implacable enemy in Enola Holmes and the Clanging Coffin, by Nancy Springer.

Clifford the Big Red Dog and his best friend, Emily Elizabeth, inspire readers to keep growing in Dream Big, by Norman Bridwell, Meredith Rusu and Jo Anne Davies.

Three kids hope to make it big during Colorado's Silver Panic in 1893 in The Road From Nowhere, a middle-grade novel by Avi.

Beth March has been murdered, and sisters Jo, Amy and Meg will stop at nothing to find the killer, even if it’s one of them, in Beth is Dead, by Katie Bernet.

Celebrate the richness of the African heritage behind braids, locs, cornrows, and more in Hairstory, by Sope Martins and Briana Mukodiri Uchendu.

An anxious penguin learns how to find calm when surrounded by big emotions in Zenguin, by Danna Smith and Sydney Hanson.

A Year Without Home novel in verse about a Hmong girl losing and finding home in the aftermath of the Vietnam War by V. T. Bidania.

A girl and her dog go on a camping adventure in A Sound in the Night, a wordless picture book by María Coco.

Amber McBride’s The Leaving Room is a hopeful YA novel-in-verse about a girl in between life and death.

In Sole Survivor, Norman Ollestad tells the story of how as a sixth-grader he survived a deadly mountainside plane crash during a snowstorm.

Court intrigue, political maneuvering and Scottish folklore collide in The Crimson Throne, the first book in the Spy and Guardian series by Sara Raasch and Beth Revis.

A boy struggles to keep his family together while facing the side effects of bull riding in Holding on For Dear Life, by Dusti Bowling.

A chance encounter at Comic Con turns into a romance of epic proportions in Heartstrings, the third book in Ali Novak’s Heartbreak Chronicles.

Discover the story of a pioneering geologist in Rock Star: How Ursula Marvin Mapped Moon Rocks and Meteorites, by Sandra Neil Wallace and Nancy Carpenter.

A boy sets out to change his future by creating his own country in The Free State of Jax, a contemporary middle-grade novel by Jennifer A. Nielsen.

Get to know the artist behind Smile, Sisters and Guts in Facing Feelings: Inside the World of Raina Telgemeier.

A girl discovers that not only are dragons real, but she is one, in Dragonborn, a middle-grade fantasy novel by Struan Murray.

Discover the new ecosystem that flourishes after a tree falls in The Tomorrow Tree: How Nature Creates New Life from Old.

A girl dreams about a world beyond the shelter where her family lives following the Great Poisoning in Outside, a MG novel by Jennifer L. Holm.

Bakers rejoice; there’s a new cookbook for young bakers in town: Sweet & Salty! from the King Arthur Baking Company.

A girl, an old lady and a doll become intwined in each other’s lives in The Winter of the Dollhouse, a middle-grade novel by Laura Amy Schlitz.

Follow the comings and goings of an apartment building’s residents through the eyes of its elevator in The Elevator on 74th Street, by Laura Gehl and Yas Imamura.

Introduce young readers to foundations of the Jewish faith in My Little Book of Big Jewish Holidays, by Hannah Shafiroff.

Three very weird siblings have a chance at finding a real family in The Weirdies, by Sisters Grimm author Michael Buckley.

Help a detective follow the clues and solve mysteries in The Agatha Case Files: Welcome to Kittyville! by Paul Martin and Camille Roy.

A cat and an old bear work together to give stuffed animals a second chance at a loving home in Pocket Bear, by Katherine Applegate.

Introduce young readers to the mystery, wonder, and beauty of the quarter of our world that’s frozen in Our Frozen Planet, by Leisa Stewart-Sharpe and Kim Smith.

A girl must hide a deadly secret while wooing the king in Thorn Season, the first book in a new romantasy trilogy by Kiera Azar.

A modern-day London actor is hurled back to 1803, where a love that defies the centuries awaits in Echoes of the Sea, by Sarah M. Eden.

A young woman discovers a town secret so big it could end everything she’s ever known in A Land So Wide, by Erin A. Craig.

Learn about the life of America’s greatest television chef in Julia: a Novel Inspired by the Extraordinary Life of Julia Child, by Hearther B. Moore.

An aging German Shepherd dog prepares her people for her approaching death in Forever Ripley, a middle-grade novel by McCall Hoyle.

When Zeus and Demeter’s daughter disappears to the underworld, all hell breaks loose in Girl, Goddess, Queen, by Bea Fitzgerald.

A girl discovers she has the unenviable power to see and talk to ghosts in The Last Resort, a middle-grade novel by Erin Entrada Kelly.

Legendary Frybread Drive-In is a YA intertribal anthology where stories share the common thread of Sandy June's Legendary Fry Bread Drive-In.

A young girl is weighed down by grief as her family sets out to celebrate Día de Muertos​ in The Invisible Parade, by Leigh Bardugo and John Picacio.

An 11-year-old ends up attending sixth grade at a college after his dad accepts a job as a professor in Schooled, a middle-grade novel by Jamie Sumner.

A glamorous TV star and a grumpy bookseller clash while working a summer book festival in Wish You Were Her, by Elle McNicoll.

A Korean American teen agrees to accept money from her estranged father in exchange for letting him get to know her in All the Tomorrows After, by Joanne Yi.

A sister and brother face one of the most dangerous storms in American history in Where Only Storms Grow, by Alyssa Colman.

A girl who feels like her life is spiraling takes up dumpster diving and learns a few things along the way in Dive, by John David Anderson.

Discover animals in all sorts of environments in Animals Everywhere: A lift, Look, and Find Book, an interactive book for 2- to 4-year-olds.

Learn about the symbiotic relationship between oak trees and blue jays in The Blue Jays That Grew a Forest, by Lynn Street and Anne Hunter.

A little bear is determined to watch the last leaf fall in The Wishing Leaf, written by Kallie George and illustrated by Paola Zakimi.