Young Adult Hardcover
Data from The New York Times · Updated weekly · Week of Sep 12
The New York Times Young Adult Hardcover bestseller list, week of September 12, 2026.
“Christine Daaé is visited by the Opera Ghost. Inspired by “The Phantom of the Opera.” (Ages 12 and up)”
“In this sequel to “Cemetery Boys,” Julian is now able to see and communicate with spirits. (Ages 13 to 18)”
“When Barbie graduates from Swancrest Academy without a “fate,” she sets out on a quest to find her own. (Ages 12 and up)”
“Periwinkle and Weaver embark on a quest to find the magic tools to save the Pixie Dust Tree. (Ages 12 and up)”
“Ellis and Cooper fall in love during the Falling Leaves Festival in Connecticut. (Ages 12 and up)”
“Gabrielle Thorn, now going by Ryan Shipley, conceals her identity to distance herself from her father, a convicted serial killer. (Ages 14 and up)”
“Arturo Mendez and his team escort diplomats to the planet of Blightfall, where things are not what they appear to be. (Ages 12 and up)”
“Even though the Decennial is over, the fate of Blackwood Academy rests in the hands of six former students. (Ages 14 and up)”