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Adult Fiction: Chris Bohjalian’s The Amateur, Ron Currie’s The Savage Noble Death of Babe Dionne, Naima Coster’s Take What You Can, Lisa Gardner’s You’ll Be Sorry, Tess Gerritsen’s The Shadow Friends, Kristin Harmel’s Meet Me in Paris, Han Kang’s We Do Not Part, William Kent Krueger’s God’s Country, Nina LaCour’s Meet Me in the Garden, Allen Levi’s Theo of Golden, Paula McLain’s Skylark, Laura Moriarty’s Sunlight Finds You, Liane Moriarty’s Big Little Truths, Téa Obrecht’s Sunrise, Libby Page’s This Book Made Me Think of You, James Patterson and Mike Lupica’s The Country Road Murders, Nora Roberts’ The Final Target, Richard Russo’s Under the Falls, Riley Sager’s The Unknown, Shannon Sanders’s The Great Wherever, and Colson Whitehead’s Cool Machine.
Adult Nonfiction: Belle Burden’s Strangers: A Memoir of Marriage, Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan’s Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump, and Lucy Schiller’s Aging Out: An Exploration of Caregiving, Community, and How Americans Grow Old.
Junior Fiction: Jorge Aguirre and Andrés Vera Martínez’s Monster Locker and Monster Locker Nine-Tail Trouble, Jenny Howard’s Transylvania County, and Rebecca Mock’s Dare You to Dance.
Junior Nonfiction: Elizabeth Shreeve’s Dinosaurs to Dragons: The Lore and Science of Mythical Creatures.
Juvenile Fiction: Matthew Burgess and Matthew Forsythe’s If the Moon, Jon Klassen’s The House with Nobody in It, R.J. Palacio and Brett Helquist’s The Haunted Playground, Larissa Theule and Teagan White’s The Sweater: A Story of Community, and Jessica Wilson and Sophie Bass’s How the Mermaid Grew Her Tail and Other West African and Caribbean Myths.
Juvenile Nonfiction: Darcy Pattison’s Night: How Copernicus Made the Sun Stand Still and the Earth Move and Melissa Stewart and Becca Stadtlander’s Sharks in Kansas: The Ancient Sea in the Middle of America.
Juvenile Poetry: Mary Oliver and Melissa Sweet’s Goldfinches and Carole Boston Weatherford and Bagram Ibatoulline’s Fourteen Ways of Looking at a Jelly Fish.