Among the books hitting shelves next week are a picture book biography of cellist Yo-Yo Ma, an illuminated medieval middle grade novel, a tense YA novel that tackles big issues, and more.

Contemporary young activists offer first-person accounts of their trials and triumphs in I, Witness, a new middle-grade series from Norton Young Readers.

Among the books hitting shelves next week are the first picture book from poet Amanda Gorman, a middle grade novel featuring a budding astronomer, a YA novel in which teens lean into forgiveness, and more.

September welcomes a slew of new sequels for children and teens. Readers can join in an underwater adventure in a new submarine, don their sleuthing caps as they follow a true crime mystery about Alcatraz escapees, face off against a god in a series finale, and more.

Food and cooking serve as cultural and emotional touchstones for people of all ages and backgrounds, providing the perfect base for an appetizing story. We've gathered an extensive list of titles that focus on food and the culinary arts.

Newbery Medalist Katherine Applegate laces fantasy with the all-too-real in 'Willodeen,' the story of a fervent young eco-activist, released this month by Feiwel and Friends.

New deals for Kate J. Armstrong, Hannah V. Sawyerr, Zeba Shahnaz, and others.

From learning to fly across the Atlantic, to traversing the moon, the main character in Torben Kuhlmann’s Mouse Adventures books is about to enter an entirely new dimension: time travel.

New deals for Morgan Rhodes, Kirya Traber, Maika Moulite, Maritza Moulite, and others.

Among the books hitting shelves next week are a picture book about a girl who learns to love herself, a middle grade retelling of Chinese folklore, a YA novel about a teen whose addiction derails her talents, and many more.

An eclectic cast of eccentric animal characters populates the pages of 'Cress Watercress,' a middle-grade novel written by Gregory Maguire and illustrated by David Litchfield, due from Candlewick on March 29, 2022; see our exclusive cover reveal and interview with the creators.

The message at the heart of Patrice Karst's 'The Invisible String,' in which a mother reassures her anxious children that she will always be connected to them, itself has strength and staying power; the franchise reached a significant milestone in August, when combined sales for the book topped one million copies.

Among the books hitting shelves next week are a picture book about a very hungry and entrepreneurial alligator, a middle grade graphic novel about Indigenous land rights, a mystical YA thriller, and more.

New deals for Jacqueline Woodson, Rafael López, Leo Espinosa, Alicia Keys, Andrew Weiner, Brittney Williams, and others.