- The great influenza, [the story of the deadliest pandemic in history], John M. Barry
- The shadow in the north, Sally lockhart mystery series, book 2, Philip Pullman
- American lion, Andrew Jackson in the White House, Jon Meacham
- Kim, Rudyard Kipling
- The angel's game, Carlos Ruiz ZafoĢn ; translated into English by Lucia Graves
- The Harlem charade, Natasha Tarpley
- Blue moon, Laurell K. Hamilton
- Assassination vacation, Sarah Vowell
- Focused, Alyson Gerber
- Zeus and the thunderbolt of doom, Joan Holub and Suzanne Williams
- Down and out in Paris and London, by George Orwell
- Ringworld's children, Larry Niven ; Barrett Whitener
- Vanishing act, Thomas Perry
- Down river, John Hart
- Harriet Wolf's seventh book of wonders, a novel by Julianna Baggott
- Undo it!, how simple lifestyle changes can reverse most chronic diseases, Dean Ornish, M.D., and Anne Ornish
- The girl and the ghost, Hanna Alkaf
- The wanderer, Sharon Creech
- The cat who knew a cardinal, Lilian Jackson Braun
- I was told there'd be cake, essays, by Sloane Crosley
- The hummingbird's daughter, Luis Alberto Urrea
- The meltdown, Jeff Kinney
- Cat's eye, Margaret Atwood
- Confess, Colleen Hoover
- My name is Mary Sutter, Robin Oliveira
- For a few demons more, Kim Harrison
- Broken angels, Richard K. Morgan
- Curse of the pogo stick, Colin Cotterill
- The tiger rising, Kate DiCamillo
- The ghost map, [the story of London's most terrifying epidemic--and how it changed science, cities, and the modern world], Steven Johnson
- Night and day, Robert B. Parker
- The Celestine prophecy, James Redfield
- Endurance, Shackleton's incredible voyage, Alfred Lansing
- Northanger Abbey, Jane Austen
- Red, white, and whole, Rajani Larocca
- The Jesuit guide to (almost) everything, a spirituality for real life, James Martin
- Vespers rising, Rick Riordan [and others]
- Yusuf Azeem is not a hero, Saadia Faruqi
- Stowaway, John David Anderson
- Obsidian butterfly, Laurell K. Hamilton
- The Japanese lover, a novel by Isabel Allende
- Other words for home, Jasmine Warga
- Known to evil, by Walter Mosley
- The sword of the lady, S.M. Stirling
- Destroyer of worlds, Larry Niven and Edward M. Lerner
- The one from the other, a Bernie Gunther novel, Philip Kerr
- Allergic, Megan Wagner Lloyd
- Barefoot dreams of Petra Luna, Alda P. Dobbs
- The boys in the back row, Mike Jung