- Whose truck?, by Toni Buzzeo ; illustrated by Jim Datz
- The rabbit, the dark, and the cookie tin, Nicola O'Byrne
- Magic opposites, [text and illustrations, Patrick George]
- Grandma's house, Alice Melvin
- My first book of patterns, by Bobby & June George ; art by Boyoun Kim
- Little sunny sunshine, Sol solecito, Susie Jaramillo
- Monster Munch, Tobias Krejtschi
- Papá, por favor, bájame la luna, Eric Carle ; traducción de Alexis Romay = Papa, please get the moon for me / Eric Carle ; translation by Alexis Romay
- Zoom, a fast-paced book of colors!, text by Jonathan Litton
- Book-o-teeth, a wearable book, by Lemke & Lentz
- Huff & puff, by Claudia Rueda
- 101 Dalmatians, adapted by Ronald Kidd ; art direction, Paul Wenzel ; illustrated by Ron Scholefield
- Olive you!, and other valentine knock-knock jokes you'll adore, Katy Hall and Lisa Eisenberg ; pictures by Steve Bjorkman
- Whose egg?, a lift-the-flap book, [text by Lynette Evans] ; illustrated by Guy Troughton
- Sesame Street countablock, illustrations by Peski Studio
- Peek-a choo-choo!, Nina Laden
- My first book of time, Claire Llewellyn
- A princess primer, a fairy godmother's guide to being a princess, [Stephanie True Peters]
- In my ocean, Sara Gillingham & Lorena Siminovich
- Dinosaurs, written by: Clare Lloyd ; design: Victoria Palastanga ; illustrated by: Victoria Palastanga and Peter Minister
- Shells, a pop-up book of wonder, text by Janet Lawler ; illustration by Lindsay Dale-Scott ; paper engineered by Yoojin Kim
- Baby's big busy book, Karen Katz
- The secret history of mermaids and creatures of the deep, or, The liber aquaticum, written and collected by Ari Berk ; illuminated by Wayne Anderson ... [and others]
- Counting on community, written and illustrated by Innosanto Nagara
- Space, written by: Dawn Sirett ; design and illustration: Elle Ward ; paper engineering: Maike Biederstädt
- Zoom, zoom, baby!, Karen Katz
- Winnie the Pooh's giant lift-the-flap book, inspired by A. A. Milne ; with illustrations after the style of Ernest H. Shepard
- Press here, Hervé Tullet ; translated by Christopher Franceschelli
- Living with Mom and living with Dad, Melanie Walsh
- Sea, [illustrations by] Fhiona Galloway
- Alive, the living, breathing human body book, [written by Anita Ganeri ; paper engineering: Iain Smyth]
- Pride colors, Robin Stevenson
- Egyptology, search for the tomb of Osiris, being the journal of Miss Emily Sands, November 1926-, [Dugald Steer] ; [illustrated by] Ian Andrew, Nick Harris, Helen Ward
- Maisy's Christmas presents, Lucy Cousins
- Pets!, illustrated by Adam Devaney
- Ricky Ricotta's Mighty Robot, an adventure novel, by Dav Pilkey ; pictures by Martin Ontiveros
- Stripes and the jungle horn, adapted by Frank Berrios ; based on the teleplay "The jungle horn" by Jeff Borkin ; illustrated by Dave Aikins
- The monster at the end of this book, an interactive adventure starring lovable, furry old Grover, adapted by Autumn B. Heath based on the original story by Jon Stone ; illustrated by Tom Brannon based on original artwork by Mike Smollin
- Masterpieces up close, Claire d'Harcourt ; translated from the French by Shoshanna Kirk
- Happy Halloween, Biscuit!, story by Alyssa Satin Capucilli ; pictures by Pat Schories
- Hooray for St. Patrick's Day!, by Joan Holub ; illustrated by Paul Meisel
- Spot goes to the beach, Eric Hill
- Flora and the penguin, Molly Idle
- Numbers, 1 to 100, Susie Jaramillo
- Five little Easter bunnies, Martha Mumford ; illustrated by Sarah Jennings ; based on the original characters by Laura Hughes
- Where is Owl's scarf?, a lift-the-flap book, by Brandy Cooke ; illustrated by Valentina Belloni
- I like my name, adapted by Natalie Shaw
- Where's Spot?, Eric Hill
- The nutcracker, a dancing primer, by Jennifer Adams ; art by Alison Oliver
- Alice's adventures in Wonderland, by Robert Sabuda