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- They call me Woolly, what animal names can tell us, Keith DuQuette
- The book that matters most, Ann Hood
- Markswoman, Rati Mehrotra
- Xbox Series X
- The stray., a true story, written and directed by Mitch Davis ; based on an originaly screenplay by Parker Davis ; produced by Mitch Davis, Widescreen
- Pinocchio, script adaptation, Merrill de Maris ; art, Hank Porter
- Speak up!, Rebecca Burgess
- Shiloh, James Reasoner
- The treasure of the Sierra Madre, Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc. ; production, Henry Blanke ; direction/screenplay, John Huston
- Summer green to autumn gold, uncovering leaves' hidden colors, Mia Posada
- Simple experiments with levers, Chris Oxlade
- Can you find the Jersey Devil?, an interactive monster hunt, Blake Hoena
- Lowell story, Liberação, Richard Hollman, v. 1
- XxxHolic, Clamp ; translated and adapted by William Flanagan ; lettered by Dana Hayward, V. 9
- I scream, you scream, a feast of food rhymes, Lillian Morrison ; illustrations by Nancy Dunaway
- Devil's call, J. Danielle Dorn
- 130 mini quilt blocks, a collection of exquisite patchwork blocks using ready-made fabric bundles, Susan Briscoe
- Jack Kirby, creator & artist, by Sue Hamilton
- Deadly disease of doom, by Jennifer L. Holm and Matthew Holm
- The pleasure of finding things out, the best short works of Richard P. Feynman, [Richard P. Feynman] ; edited by Jeffrey Robbins ; foreword by Freeman Dyson
- Fairy tail, Hiro Mashima ; translated and adapted by William Flanagan ; lettered by North Market Street Graphics, V. 9
- Stone cold, David Baldacci
- Hell's Kitchen, a Location Scout mystery, Jeffery Deaver writing as William Jeffries
- Felicity, an American girl adventure, written by Anna Sandor ; directed by Nadia Tass
- Where we go from here, two years in the resistance, Bernard Sanders
- Heaven's waiting
- Haynes, Colton, 1988-, Miss memory lane, First Atria Books hardcover edition
- Shadows of death, a Dorothy Martin mystery, Jeanne M. Dams
- The diary keepers, World War II in the Netherlands, as written by the people who lived through it, Nina Siegal
- Dwarf warfare, Chris Pramas
- Chief Inspector Armand Gamache mysteries series, bk. 1
- Roar, Sulak Sivaraksa and the path of socially engaged Buddhism, Matteo Pistono ; foreword by John Ralston Saul ; afterword by Harsha Navaratne
- Right behind you, Lisa Gardner
- Widow's walk, Robert B. Parker
- The boy who cried shark, by Davy Ocean ; illustrated by Aaron Blecha
- Cars toon
- Voyager, travel writings, by Russell Banks
- Baby ducks, by Christina Leaf
- Flying dragon room
- Happy birthday, Kirsten!, a springtime story, by Janet Shaw ; illustrations, Renbee Graef ; vignettes, Keith Skeen
- How to catch a queen, Alyssa Cole
- A dot in the snow, Corinne Averiss, Fiona Woodcock
- A million little things, Susan Mallery
- The unforgettable season, the story of Joe Dimaggio, Ted Williams and the record-setting summer of '41, Phil Bildner ; illustrated by S. D. Schindler
- The co-parenting handbook, raising well-adjusted and resilient kids from little ones to young adults through divorce or separation, Karen Bonnell, ARNP, MS ; with Kristin Little, MS, MA, LMHC
- Halloween songs & sounds
- The whole hole story, Vivian McInerny ; illustrated by Ken Lamug
- Duffy, Erin, author, Lost along the way, First Edition
- Exhibit
- Window to the future, the golden age of television marketing and advertising, by Steve Kosareff