November 2025 list by K. Pearson |
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The Do-Over: Friendship Goals
by Rodrigo Vargas
A winter without their trusty RV means no True Colors salon for Zoe, Mariana, and Everly. So the girls decide to take their salon to school by starting the True Colors Style Club. The club hits the ground running, and the friends are excited to share styling tips with their new members (plus, eat lots of snacks).
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Dragon vs. Unicorn: Friends or Frenemies?
by P. J. Hoover
Dragon and Unicorn are best friends who agree on everything. Well, almost everything. Dragon likes to follow the rules, while Unicorn is more of a free spirit, so sometimes they fight. Luckily, in these three stories, whenever the friends disagree, the reader gets to choose what happens next.
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Facing Feelings: Inside the World of Raina Telgemeier
by Raina Telgemeier
This book explores how Raina developed into a legendary cartoonist, looks at the artists who influenced her work, and considers why her art resonates so strongly with readers of all ages. Rare artwork, an interview, special commentary from Raina, and more are included!
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Haru Vol. 3: Fall
by Joe Latham
Haru, Yama, and the rest of the gang return one last time for the conclusion of their exciting adventure. Discover what became of Haru after the events of Book 2, and cheer on as they face off against Blight. Secrets will be revealed (what was Haru and Goose's mother hiding?) and wills will be tested.
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Indoor Kid
by Mat Heagerty
Air-ball Arnie couldn’t be worse at sports. As much as he wishes he could score three-pointers or hit home runs, the fact is that he’s way better at video games than he is on the court or the field. What’s worse is he lives in Muscletown, a city full of the best athletes and jocks, especially the Brohemians, the town’s star athletes AND the town’s biggest bullies.
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Mr. Lemoncello's Library Olympics
by Chris Grabenstein
When the world-famous game maker Luigi Lemoncello invites teams from across America for the debut of the Library Olympics, Kyle Keeley suspects something suspicious is going on, so Kyle and his friends will have to band together to get to the bottom of the mystery.
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My Sister the Werebeast
by Alina Tysoe
Something strange is happening to Peanut…But Mira and Rosie can handle it! These two perfectly ordinary, capable sisters are fully confident they can study for their school’s upcoming combat trials and care for their adorable baby sister, Peanut. So what if she cries so hard she floods the entire house? Or randomly breathes fire? Or transforms into a (very soft) menacing creature?
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Pet Shop Racers Vol. 1
by C. S. Jennings
Ham and Shelby meet in the pet shop and become fast friends. But who is the fastest? Who will become the greatest racer in the world? Only one can be the best.
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Phoebe and Her Unicorn: Galactic Unicorn
by Dana Simpson
As a new school year looms, ten-year-old Phoebe and her unicorn best friend, Marigold Heavenly Nostrils, decide to make the most of the final days of summer. They plan a joint birthday party and invite everyone--humans and magical creatures alike. After encountering her robotic double, Marigold faces a big, sparkly identity crisis. When Robot Marigold volunteers for a mission to space, she turns to Phoebe and Marigold for help. Will this otherworldly expedition find success?
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Pick and Pocket Vol. 1: On the Run!
by Majda Koren
They are the most thieving, most deceitful villains, cunning as foxes. The dumbest among criminals. The cutest among thieves. They also each have a sweet tooth and would do anything for a doughnut. They attract rogueries like a magnet. They steal cash registers, cars and paintings, but things never go according to plan, so they always end up behind bars.
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Pocket Peaches Vol. 3: Game On
by Dora Wang
Peaches and her pals are back again in this adorable new adventure, Pocket Peaches: Game On. In this sweet, cozy, and heartfelt third book of the beloved comic series, Taro learns to navigate unexpected life changes while maintaining virtual friendships.
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Refugee
by Alan Gratz
Although separated by continents and decades, Josef, a Jewish boy living in 1930s Nazi Germany; Isabel, a Cuban girl trying to escape the riots and unrest plaguing her country in 1994; and Mahmoud, a Syrian boy in 2015 whose homeland is torn apart by violence and destruction, embark on harrowing journeys in search of refuge, discovering shocking connections that tie their stories together.
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The Sneakiest in the World!
by Ben Clanton
Rot has had enough of his older brother Snot sneaking up and scaring him so he becomes determined to learn to be sneaky enough to really scare his potato brother.
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Winging It
by Megan Wagner Lloyd
Luna never wanted to move from California to Virginia, even if it is near historic Washington, DC, and no matter how excited her dad is to introduce her to the area where her late mother grew up. And she definitely doesn't want to live with a very formal grandmother she barely knows. But during a visit to the National Museum of Natural History, the rarely seen luna moth for which Luna was named sparks her curiosity.
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The Witches of Pepperwood Bay Vol. 1
by Lisa Manuzak Wiley
Keeping the peace in the enchanting Pepperwood Bay is no easy task! Three witch sisters – Juniper, Lily, and Clover – must be ready for anything and everything as caretakers of the magical lighthouse portal overlooking the bay.
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