From Supreme Court justice to spies, magicians, and astronauts, these inspiring women have left an indelible mark on history.

Two picture books by powerhouse creators shed light on the marginalized communities who were integral to the foundation and growth of the United States.

Investigators: Agents of S.U.I.T.: Sew Much Trouble by John Patrick Green and Christopher Hastings, illustrated by Pat Lewis, leads holds this week. Unsettling Salad! by Aaron Reynolds tops the NYT Children’s Middle Grade Hardcover Bestsellers list in its first week on the list. USA Today exclusively shares the first chapter of R.L. Stine’s new book, Nightmare on Nightmare Street.

This month's roundup includes audiobook adaptations of Katherine Rundell's The Poisoned King and Sophie Blackall's Hello Lighthouse.

This month’s round-up features some big adventures, open-world racing, and a couple of sequels that are perfect for a night alone or with a friend.

These eight picture books, including Jonah Winter's The Burning of the Books and Gideon Sterer's The Dream, prove the power of the format, with or without words.

Europa by James Ponti (S. & S./Aladdin) leads holds this week. Barnes and Noble Reads recommends the best audiobooks of February 2026, including two children’s titles. People exclusively reveals the cover of Jasmine Guillroy’s debut YA novel It’s Only Dancing (Scholastic).

Here are recent and upcoming titles that incorporate a wide range of sports and experiences, including baseball, football, soccer, and even powerlifting.

Running from mid-February to late-March, the religious holidays are celebrated by Muslim people all over the world. From board books to a graphic novel, there’s something here for every young reader.