At the library
New nonfiction books
“The Weekend Effect,” by Katrina Onstad “Handpicked: Simple, Sustainable, and Seasonal Flower Arrangements,” by Ingrid Carozzi “Expect Great Things,” by Kevin Dann “Kamisama Kiss,” by Tomo Kimura “What Happened,” by Hilary Rodham Clinton “Cannibal,” by Safiya Sinclair
“Near Abroad,” by Gerard Toal
“Jack and Norman,” by Jerome Loving “The Optimist’s Guide to Divorce,” by Suzanne Riss
New fiction books
“Living the Dream,” by Lauren Berry “The Boy is Back,” by Meg Cabot “Maybe It’s You,” by Candace Calvert “Moonglow,” by Michael Chabon “Pretending to Dance,” by Diane Chamberlain “The Party,” by Elizabeth Day
“A God in the Shed,” by J-F Dubeau “Madame Zero: 9 Stories,” by Sarah Hall “A Good Country,” by Laleh Khadivi “Eggshells,” by Catriona Lally “Among the Wicked,” by Linda Castillo “Teetotaled,” by Maia Chance “The Devil’s Cup,” by Alys Clare
“Dead Cold Brew,” by Cleo Coyle
“The Champagne Conspiracy,” by Ellen Crosby
“Beyond Absolution,” by Cora Harrison “The Room of White Fire,” by T. Jefferson Parker
“South Pole Station,” by Ashley Shelby “Never Kiss a Highlander,” by Michele Sinclair “The Scribe of Siena,” by Melodie Winawer
New Young Adult books
“Beneath Wandering Stars,” by Ashlee Cowles “Original Fake,” by Kristin Cronn-Mills “Truth or Dare,” by Barbara Dee
“Cure for the Common Universe,” by Christian McKay Heidicker
“Wesley James Ruined My Life,” by Jennifer Honeybourn
“Hello, Sunshine,” by Leila Howland “That Thing We Call a Heart,” by Sheba Karim “Family Game Night and Other Catastrophes,” by Mary E. Lambert
“Little Monsters,” by Kara Thomas “Mightier Than the Sword,” by K.J. Parker “Children of Eden,” by Joey Graceffa “The Hush,” by Skye Melki-Wegner