PUB DATE MARCH 2, 2025

Hunter Biden, Where to Put Your Money in Crypto and Hard Assets: A Financial Guidebook for Novices and Nervous Newbies (Wiley Home Finance)

Antony Blinken, Don’t Say It Out Loud: My Wild Ride Through Ukraine, Israel, the Oval Office, and Other Dangerous Places (Penguin Random House)

Dr. Jill Biden, Here’s What That Noise Means: A First Lady’s Meditation on Aging, Mental Health, Dementia, and Translating a Partner’s Sounds into Public Policy (Flatiron Books)

Doug Emhoff, And I Said Nothing: Antisemitism in the Biden Administration — An Outsider’s View (Wiley)

Hunter Biden, Are You There, Dad? It’s Me, Hunter (Scholastic Young Adult Imprint)

Tim Walz, I Tried to Tell Her I Wasn’t Ready: Not My Circus, Not My Monkeys (Henry Holt)

Jennifer Granholm, The Wrong Woman for the Job: Watching the Disaster Unfold — A Study in Incompetence (Penguin Random House)

Shalanda Young, The White House Budget Office in a Time of Crisis: I Could Tell You Stories (HarperCollins)

Ron Klain, “Ron, the President Ate His Daily Briefing”: Keeping the Country Running, Getting All the Blame (Simon and Schuster)

Pete Buttigieg, At Least the Department of Transportation Worked: I Wasn’t Part of the Problem — A Look at What Happens When Things Go Wrong Through No Fault of Mine (W. W. Norton)

Kamala Harris, From a Certain Point of View, I Actually Won: A Lot of This Was Not My Fault & Other Observations from a Career in Public Service (Grand Central Publishing)

Janet Yellen, Not a Party to Those Discussions: What I Saw (and Did Not See) During My Blameless Time as Secretary of the Treasury (Random House)

Chuck Schumer, “The President Is Having a Bad Day”: Scary Times in the Oval Office When My Hands Were Tied (Penguin)

Tom Vilsack, Almost Like Not Being There: What I Saw and Learned During My Four Years in the Federal Government, Yes, All Four Years, and I Was Governor of Iowa to Answer Your Question, and Secretary of Agriculture to Answer Your Second Question (HarperCollins)

Merrick Garland, Is This Getting Worse? Or Maybe He’s Always Been That Way? Is There a Cognitive Test We Can Administer? Who Handles This Stuff? A History and a Critique of the 25th Amendment (Yale University Press)

Pete and Chasten Buttigieg, Help! My Dad Is Getting Too Old to Drive!: Living and Loving in the Age of Dementia — A Young Person’s Handbook for Dealing with a Dangerously Out of It Oldster (Random House)

Hunter Biden, The Adventure of the Boy Who Messed Up and the Dad Who Made It Okay: A Biden Guyz Mystery #1 (Scholastic Young Adult Imprint)

Dr. Jill Biden, In Sickness and in Health: Stepping into Your Partner’s Shoes in a Semi-Legal Way Without Creating Undue Suspicion (Macmillan)

Lloyd Austin, “Please Don’t Touch That Button, Mr. President”: Working with Difficult People in a Tumultuous Time and Just Letting Some Things Go (Bloomsbury)

Governor Josh Shapiro, Dodging a Bullet: How to Turn a Bad Luck Moment into a Very Good Luck Moment (Simon and Schuster)

Gavin Newsom, Shoulda, Woulda, Coulda: How to Turn the Page Every Day of Your Life and Never Look Back (North Atlantic Books: Self-Help Imprint)

Hunter Biden, The Hunter Biden Guide to Home Entertaining and Decor (Phaedon)

PUB DATE OCTOBER 11, 2025

Kamala Harris, Restoring Our Greatness: A Blueprint for America in 2028 (Penguin)

Antony Blinken, America and the Globe in 2028: A Roadmap for the (Second) American Century (Hachette)

Pete Buttigieg, 2028 to the Future: A Roadmap for American Greatness (Macmillan)

Gavin Newsom, The Greatness We Deserve: A New America Starts in 2028 (Simon and Schuster)

Dr. Jill Biden, A Roadmap to the Blueprint for Greatness in 2028: The American Future Greatness Is Female in 2028 (HarperCollins)