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In a year when the ground is constantly shifting beneath our feet, one thing remains steady—our excitement over new books.

Away from beach-ready summer and holiday-focused fall, debut novels tend to flourish in the early months of the year, and this year is no exception.

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LJ's long-standing debut novels feature draws on news, reviews, and personal reading to determine what new works are best bets for library collections.

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