James Preller will be signing The Whispering Pines and The Spaces in Between ("Exit 13" books 1 & 2).

Something strange has been happening...the McGinn family can’t seem to escape the clutches of Exit 13 motel as each day just becomes more bizarre. Welcome to the weird and creepy world of Exit 13. This is perfect for mystery and horror loving kids everywhere.

Steve Sheinkin will be signing Impossible Escape: A True Story of Survival and Heroism in Nazi Europe.

Steve Sheinkin gives us a true story of two Jewish teenagers racing against time during the holocaust—one in hiding in Hungary and the other in Auschwitz, plotting escape.

“An important, highly readable addition to the library of holocaust literature for young people.”
— Publisher’s Weekly starred review

"Sheinkin has penned another must-read with this powerful and harrowing account.”
— School Library Journal starred review

Judy Hoff will be signing How Much Are These Free Books? True Tales from the Book Nook.

How Much Are These Free Books? follows the nineteen years of the Book Nook from its inception in 1983 on Upper Union Street through its evolution to a full-service new bookstore quadrupling its original size, to it final day in 2002.

“How Much are These Free Books? provides a light-hearted look at the serious business of bookselling.”
— Janet Hutchison, Owner of The Open Door Bookstore

Deb Manikas will be signing Fishing with Grandpa.

Reluctantly, a young boy agrees to go fishing with Grandpa but thinks it is boring until he catches his first sunfish. Grandpa teaches his grandson how to fish, but also teaches the boy a much more important lesson! Readers will enjoy hunting for hidden letters and “rogue” worms in some of the illustrations.

Deb Manikas is a retired educator having taught sixth grade reading and was also a middle school principal.

Michael J. Burgess will be signing Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt in Albany: Governing New York.

Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt changed America with a government on the side of the people that put Americans back to work and inspired confidence that the nation could overcome the Great Depression.

Dee Holloway and Caitlin Cadieux will be signing Little Nothing.

Two young women race to turn the tide in a Florida on the brink of the Civil War. Jonnie trains and races horses while Bess sews “little nothings” (secret messages). Together they conspire to get vital information to the Union Army. When the nearby fort falls to the Confederates, they are caught in a web of betrayal.

Susan Edwards Richmond will be signing Night Owl Night.

Sova’s mother is a scientist who studies birds and their migratory patterns. Sova is finally old enough to accompany her mother on her nighttime research!

“It was New York State that led the way with one of the first viable motor-bicycles, the first V-Twin and the first Four in the United States. From the great to the inglorious, New York’s many motorcycle makers are listed here, with something new to be discovered on almost every page.”
— David Edwards, editor, The Antique Motorcycle, AMCA

Geoffrey N. Stein is Senior Historian Emeritus of the New York State Museum and Brad L. Utter is current Senior Historian and Curator at the New York State Museum. Both authors have written numerous books on New York State history.

This charmingly illustrated book, "The World That Feeds Us," follows sustainable farming around the world to discover how farmers from Hawaii, to Sweden, the U.K.and beyond grow the fresh and tasty food we enjoy eating.

"Ultimate Food Atlas" explores how unique foods are grown, eaten, and celebrated by people all over the world.This book highlights cool places to eat, food festivals, and promotes sustainable eating.