- Dinosaurs!, written by Nick Forshaw, Patrick Skipworth and Christopher Lloyd ; illustrated by Andy Forshaw
- The human body, get under the skin with science activities for kids, Kathleen M. Reilly ; illustrated by Alexis Cornell
- Name that feeling, a turn-and-see book, by Cari Meister
- Romancing the home, stylish interiors for modern living, Stewart Manger ; written with Jacqueline Terrebone ; foreword by Bunny Williams
- What is NASA?, by Sarah Fabiny ; illustrated by Ted Hammond
- Star Wars character encyclopedia, written by Simon Beecroft, Elizabeth Dowsett, Pablo Hidalgo, Amy Richau, and Dan Zehr
- Race and the media in modern America, by Duchess Harris, JD, PhD, with Tammy Gagne
- Weird but true!, 300 fascinating facts about the fifty states
- Fungarium, illustrated by Katie Scott ; written by David L. Hawksworth [and 6 others]
- Overview, a new way of seeing Earth, Benjamin Grant with Sandra Markle
- I'm trying to love rocks, words & pictures by Bethany Barton
- Ed Emberley's how to draw monsters and more scary stuff, Ed Emberley
- Born just right, Jordan Reeves & Jen Lee Reeves
- Zoo day, by Anne Rockwell ; illustrated by Lizzy Rockwell
- What is the Supreme Court?, by Jill Abramson ; illustrated by Gregory Copeland
- Enemy child, the story of Norman Mineta, a boy imprisoned in a Japanese American internment camp during World War II, Andrea Warren
- King & Kayla and the case of the unhappy neighbor, written by Dori Hillestad Butler ; illustrated by Nancy Meyers
- Octopuses, clever ocean creatures, by Mara Grunbaum
- Tree frogs, life in the leaves, by Moira Rose Donohue
- African lions, by Kaitlyn Duling
- The complete baking book for young chefs, America's Test Kitchen ; [Editor in Chief: Molly Birnbaum]
- Sunny, Celia Krampien
- Stories for kids who dare to be different, true tales of amazing people who stood up and stood out, Ben Brooks ; illustrated by Quinton Winter
- The pest in the nest, story by Julian Gough ; illustrations by Jim Field
- The singing bones, inspired by Grimms' fairy tales, Shaun Tan ; foreword by Neil Gaiman ; introduced by Jack Zipes
- Canal House, cook something : recipes to rely on, Christopher Hirsheimer & Melissa Hamilton
- How we eat, written by Shuli de la Fuente-Lau
- Dog breed guide, the complete reference to your best friend fur-ever, T.J. Resler & Gary Weitzman, D.V.M
- Moles, the superpower field guide, by Rachel Poliquin ; illustrated by Nicholas Frith
- The case of the missing cookies, by Thomas K. and Heather Adamson ; illustrated by Charlie Alder
- Tyrannosaurus rex, by Rebecca Sabelko
- The great big brain book, Mary Hoffman and Ros Asquith
- Juneteenth, by Lisa A. Crayton
- What's the opposite?, a turn-and-see book, by Cari Meister
- My life at the bottom, the story of a lonesome axolotl, Linda Bondestam ; translated from the Swedish by A. A. Prime
- The night Is for darkness, written by Jonathan Stutzman ; illustrated by Joseph Kuefler
- Always Italy, an illustrated grand tour, Frances Mayes, with Ondine Cohane
- Myth match, by Good Wives and Warriors
- JoJo loves BowBow, JoJo Siwa
- April & Mae and the book club cake, the Monday book, Megan Dowd Lambert ; illustrated by Briana Dengoue
- Mia Mayhem vs. the mighty robot, by Kara West ; illustrated by Leeza Hernandez
- Naomi Osaka, Mary Hertz Scarbrough
- When I feel, easy yoga for big feelings, Kathy Beliveau ; photographed by Jesse Holland ; illustrated by Julie McLaughlin
- Shakespeare, great lives in graphics, [senior project editor, Susie Duff ; design, Tim Lambert and Jo Chapman ; illustrations, Alex Bailey, Matt Carr, Shutterstock]
- Chickenology, the ultimate encyclopedia, Barbara Sandri, Francesco Giubbilini, Camilla Pintonato
- Who was P.T. Barnum?, by Kirsten Anderson ; illustrated by Stephen Marchesi
- Boston then & now®, Patrick L. Kennedy
- Bugs! Bugs! Bugs!, by Bob Barner
- Made by Raffi, Craig Pomranz ; illustrated by Margaret Chamberlain
- Where is Broadway?, by Douglas Yacka and Francesco Sedita ; illustrated by John Hinderliter