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Fall 2023 childrens announcements in alphabetical order: Publishers R-Z

Soft masculinity gives readers the warm fuzzies.

Of note this fall: deep dives into storied American lineages, reckonings with racist forebears, reconsiderations of the Roman empire, and biographies of both prominent and obscure African Americans of the 19th century.

The “great resignation”, overwork and exhaustion, burnout, health books, Rainseford Stauffer, All the Gold Stars

In Reyes’s The House in the Pines (Dutton), a woman searches for her lost past while attempting to unmask a serial killer.

Making good money decisions takes more than sober calculation and information-gathering, say the authors of these forthcoming personal finance titles.

Picture books, middle grade and YA fiction, and graphic novels aim to entertain while encouraging children and teens to embrace their identities.

MariNaomi, whose I Thought You Loved Me is out in May, suggests 20 recent graphic works with LGBTQ themes.

In The Boy Who Reached for the Stars (HarperOne, June), self-described space mechanic Morillo charts his path to NASA and beyond.

Forthcoming books put the mysteries of the cosmos within reach.