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Over a lined background like notebook paper, we see a pencil sharpened down to a stub with a halo of pencil shavings. Text reads: Outsmart your brain, why learning is hard and how you can make it easy, daniel t willingham, new york times bestselling author of why students don't like school.

a graphic drawing showing a room full of people at a party. In the back left, one white boy wearing yellow stands out from the crowd. Prominently in the front left, another black boy in yellow and white stripes with a necklace stands smiling with his phone in hand. The title reads: as you walk on by, julian winters.

A photo of a sky has the following text superimposed on top: The deluge, a novel, stephen markley, national bestselling author of Ohio. In the top right corner, cutting through the G in Deluge is a tear through the image revealing black in the background.

Over a red background, a gold apple sits with panels peeled off to show the mechanical interior. A golden worm flies around it like a ring. Text reads: The Superteacher Project, Gordon Korman, New York Times Bestselling author of The Unteachables

The audiobook cover for The Wrong Kind of Weird by James Ramos. An illustration of a young man is in the middle, just below the title, with the left half of the cover being blue and the right half being pink. On the blue half, a young woman stands away, looking over her shoulder towards the man. On the pink half, a young woman sits in a coffee shop. Author name in bottom right corner: James Ramos

A steam powered car flies over a smoky steampunk city. Text reads: Maurice Broaddus, Pimp My Airship

A futuristic city street view shows us a ship flying overhead beneath a large moon. The title is across the top in purple: summer's end. Text reads: sometimes a dark past is all that is keeping you alive. Next to the author name, John van stry, we see a yellow banner in the bottom right saying "only from audible."

A blue home drawn over a green moon with tree roots spreading out across a black background. Text reads : At Midnight, 15 beloved fairy tales reimagined, edited by Dahlia Adler.

a painting of three kids seated around a table, one in a white shirt, one in a yellow top and headphone, and one in an open green button up. Above them, two fantasy characters stand, one wielding plant magic and the other a sword. The title is at the top reading: D&D Dungeon Club Roll Call.

The cover of the book This Is Our Place, by Vitor Martins. It shows a house, in bright blue color in front of a black and white background. In the garage - turned into a makeshift video store - is one boy in yellow. In the window is another boy in white with a camera. In the door on the left is a girl in purple.

Midnight at the Shelter - Written by Nanci Turner Stevenson

A blue iris with a widely dilated black pupil sits over a white background. The top of the page reads: edited by Brian Merchant and Claire L. Evans: Terraform. At the bottom, text reads: Watch/Worlds/Burn

In front of a starry galaxy, a black woman's face is divided down the middle by a pink line. On the left, where her face should be is a carving or statue. Over this, we see: Andrea Hairston, Will Do Magic For Small Change.

With 80's style horror illustration, a hand sticks out of grass below a tombstone, wristed flexed in a traditionally queer gesture. The tombstone reads: It came from the closet - queer reflections on horror. Behind the tombstone is a rainbow, and the bottom of the image reads: edited by Joe Vallese.

over a dark purple background, a ribcage full of blooming roses, sunflowers, and other flowers sits below the text: Edited by Patrice Caldwell, Eternally Yours.

A graphic of two outlined figures hugging. Superimposed over them is the title "The Shadow Work Workbook, Jor-El Caraballo." On either side near the bottom of the shining duo are flowers. A quote at the top reads: Self care exercises for healing your trauma and exploring your inner self. On the right, text reads "read by Andre Santana."

A darker green background sits behind a teenage boy with layered blue and dark green wings and a spiked golden crown. He's looking towards the viewer as he holds out a glowing skull. Text reads: the sunbearer trials, aiden thomas, new york times bestselling author.

Rendered in vivid blue, the silhouette of a child in a forest holds a fluffy golden orb. Above them, text reads: national book award-winning author of king and the dragonflies, kacen callender, Moonflower

In a forest, a trail of fireflies leads into a jar, where a boy is catching them as he kneels in a path of grass. From behind a tree, a girl with pigtails watches, and even further behind and obscured by fog stands a man with glasses. Three other hiding or running children are scattered throughout the image. Text reads: The Midnight Children, Dan Gemeinhart.

A black background with a brick building in the foreground. The title contents are superimposed over the brick as black text: Stories from the Tenants Downstairs, Sidik Fofana. On the left, we see the full cast list: read by Joniece Abbott-Pratt, Nile Bullock, Sidik Fofana, Dominic Hoffman, DePre Owens, André Santana, Bahni Turpin, Jade Wheeler.

A blurry watercolor rendition of several people walking through water in swimwear. Text reads: The last karankawas, kimberly Garza.

A series of unrelated colorful blobs ranging from red to gray line up to create the edges of a human head. Text reads: face, joma west.

A snowy mountain soundscape with tress is the background behind a muscular Black man with this arms crossed. The Chester Falls: A Novela seal with a Christmas wreath around them in the corner. Text reads: Ana Ashley, How to catch the boss, narrated by Nick Hudson & André Santana.

A blue-tinted destroyed city is the background of this image with a person in the spacesuit at the front. The title at the top reads Blue Sky Tomorrows, a Triorion universe novel, written by L.J. Hachmeister. Behind the destroyed city is the sliver of a moon.

A series of technology inspired lines snake across the image, and in the space between, text reads: Remember everything, achieve anything, Building a second brain, a proven method to organize your digital life and unlock your creative potential, Tiago Forte, read by Andre Santana with an introduction read by the author.

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