- When the moon turns blue, a novel, Pamela Terry
- How the one-armed sister sweeps her house, a novel, Cherie Jones
- Memory piece, Lisa Ko
- Horse, Geraldine Brooks
- Wrecked, Heather Henson
- What's mine and yours, a novel, Naima Coster
- We were the fire, Birmingham 1963, Shelia P. Moses
- What strange paradise, Omar El Akkad
- Mirror girls, Kelly McWilliams
- Melissa, Alex Gino
- The other Black girl, a novel, Zakiya Dalila Harris
- The lucky ones, Linda Williams Jackson
- The edge of belonging, Amanda Cox
- Looking for Jane, Heather Marshall
- Dear Medusa, Olivia A. Cole
- His only wife, a novel, by Peace Adzo Medie
- The enlightenment of bees, Rachel Linden
- Mixed up, Gordon Korman
- The shape of thunder, Jasmine Warga
- The last house on the street, Diane Chamberlain
- There is a rainbow, written by Theresa Trinder ; pictures by Grant Snider
- World in between, based on a true refugee story, by Kenan Trebinčević and Susan Shapiro
- Memphis, a novel, Tara M. Stringfellow
- Calling for a blanket dance, a novel, by Oscar Hokeah
- Carry me home, Janet Fox
- Such a fun age, a novel, Kiley Reid
- Small mercies, a novel, Dennis Lehane
- Lilith, a novel, Eric Rickstad
- The sweet remnants of summer, Alexander McCall Smith
- Counting scars, Melinda Di Lorenzo
- Born behind bars, Padma Venkatraman
- Those Pink Mountain nights, Jen Ferguson
- The kindest lie, a novel, Nancy Johnson
- The last house on the street, Diane Chamberlain
- We are not like them, a novel, Christine Pride and Jo Piazza
- Help wanted, a novel, Adelle Waldman
- The final revival of Opal & Nev, a novel, Dawnie Walton
- Class act, Jerry Craft
- Clementine and Danny save the world (and each other), Livia Blackburne
- Maizy Chen's last chance, Lisa Yee
- Wandering stars, Tommy Orange
- New from here, Kelly Yang
- Tornado, Sharon Jennings
- Horse, Geraldine Brooks
- Room to dream, Kelly Yang
- Hot stew, a novel, Fiona Mozley
- We still belong, Christine Day
- Key player, Kelly Yang
- Imposter syndrome and other confessions of Alejandra Kim, Patricia Park
- Smile and look pretty, Amanda Pellegrino