Top 10 Circulated Nonfiction Books of the ’25-’26 School Year
The school year may be over, but I’m still in full-on library autopsy mode (that sounded weird). Before I look up the most circulated nonfiction books of the year, I’m going to make a couple guesses: Who Would Win? and Minecraft. I’m going to look them up now – let’s see if my guesses were correct . . .
Previously . . .
Top 10 Circulated Fiction of the ’25-’26 School Year
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Top 10 Circulated Graphic Novels of the ’25-’26 School Year
Top 10 Circulated Biographies of the ’25-’26 School Year
Top 10 Circulated Picture Books of the ’25-’26 School Year
#10. American Girl Character Encyclopedia by Carrie Anton
#9. Fiercest Feuds (Who Would Win?) by Jerry Pallotta
#8. Minecraft Guide to Survival by Thomas McBrien
#7. Ultimate Showdown (Who Would Win?) by Jerry Pallotta
#6. Guinness World Records, 2024 by Craig Glenday
#5. Big Book of Who? Football
#4. Extreme Animal Rumble (Who Would Win?) by Jerry Pallotta
#3. Ash’s Quest from Kanto to Kalos (Pokemon: Official Adventure Guide) by Simcha Whitehill
#2. Battle Royale (Who Would Win?) by Jerry Pallotta
#1. Minecraft: A Guide to Creative by Thomas McBrien
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About Travis Jonker
Travis Jonker is an elementary school librarian in Michigan. He writes reviews (and the occasional article or two) for School Library Journal and is a member of the 2014 Caldecott committee. You can email Travis at scopenotes@gmail.com, or follow him on Twitter: @100scopenotes.
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