- Kidstory, 50 children and young people who shook up the world, [written by Tom Adams ; illustrated by Sarah Walsh]
- Climate change, author, John Woodward
- Fairy tale science, written by Sarah Albee ; illustrated by Bill Robinson
- Welcome to Israel with Sesame Street, Christy Peterson
- You're invited to a moth ball, a nighttime insect celebration, author, Loree Griffin Burns ; photographer, Ellen Harasimowicz
- Fantastic beasts and where to find them, character guide, by Michael Kogge
- Moles, the superpower field guide, by Rachel Poliquin ; illustrated by Nicholas Frith
- My big book of outdoors, Tim Hopgood
- Michael B. Jordan, by Celina McManus
- U.S. presidents, [created by Simon Basher ; written by Dan Green]
- Nature's ninja, animals with spectacular skills, Rebecca L. Johnson
- When I was eight, Christy Jordan-Fenton & Margaret Pokiak-Fenton ; art by Gabrielle Grimard
- Brain candy, seriously sweet facts to satisfy your curiosity, [authors, Julie Beer and Chelsea Lin]
- Fetch!, a how to speak dog training guide, Aubre Andrus & Gary Weitzman, D.V.M
- We must not forget, Holocaust stories of survival and resistance, Deborah Hopkinson
- Popcorn country, the story of America's favorite snack, Cris Peterson ; photographs by David R. Lundquist
- It takes guts, how your body turns food into fuel (and poop), Dr. Jennifer Gardy ; illustrations by Belle Wuthrich
- Harvey comes home, by Colleen Nelson ; illustrations by Tara Anderson
- How to defeat a wizard, Mark Parisi
- Super Rabbit all-stars, Thomas Flintham
- Americana soul, homes designed with love, comfort, and intention, Luke Caldwell ; photography by Danica Cusak
- Trending, how and why stuff gets popular, by Kira Vermond ; illlustrated by Clayton Hanmer
- No buddy like a book, Allan Wolf ; illustrated by Brianne Farley
- If a tree falls, the global impact of deforestation, Nikki Tate
- Hilda and the great parade, written by Stephen Davies ; illustrated by Seaerra Miller
- Where is Broadway?, by Douglas Yacka and Francesco Sedita ; illustrated by John Hinderliter
- One piece of string, Marthe Jocelyn
- Dung for dinner, a stomach-churning look at the animal poop, pee, vomit, and secretions that people have eaten (and often still do!), Christine Virnig ; illustrated by Korwin Briggs
- Clint Eastwood, icon, the essential film art collection, David Frangioni ; essays by Thomas Schatz ; [photography by Richard Hoch Photography]
- Goal!, written by Sean Taylor ; photographs by Caio Vilela
- Right now!, real kids speaking up for change, written by Miranda Paul ; illustrated by Bea Jackson
- Black hole chasers, the amazing true story of an astronomical breakthrough, Anna Crowley Redding
- Liberty!, the American Revolution, Thomas Fleming
- Lost cities, Giles Laroche
- Polar bear, Melissa Gish
- Claudette Colvin, written by Lesa Cline-Ransome ; interior illustrations by Gillian Flint
- Magnificent birds, illustrated by Narisa Togo
- Degas, painter of ballerinas, Susan Goldman Rubin
- Super nature, written by Rona Skene
- Superhero playbook, lessons in life from your favorite superheros, by Randall Lotowycz ; art by Tim Palin
- The good germ hotel, meet your body's marvelous microbes, by Kim Sung-hwa and Kwon Su-jin ; illustrated by Kim Ryung-eon
- The tattoo dictionary, an A-Z guide to choosing your tattoo, Trent Aitken-Smith ; illustrated by Ashley Tyson
- Gettysburg, Moira Rose Donohue
- Human body, by Kev Payne
- Using hearing aids, by Harriet Brundle
- Wumbers, wri10 by Amy Krouse Rosenthal ; illustr8ed by Tom Lichtenheld
- Fifty ships that changed the course of history, a nautical history of the world, Ian Graham
- Orangutan hats and other tools animals use, Richard Haynes ; illustrated by Stephanie Laberis
- Toasty, Sarah Hwang
- Trees of North America, a field guide to the major native and introduced species north of Mexico, by C. Frank Brockman ; illustrated by Rebecca Merrilees ; revised by Jonathan P. Latimer and Karen Stray Nolting with David Challinor