New fiction for adults includes “Bad Glass,” a surreal and horrific fantasy set in Spokane, and “Black Heart on the Appalachian Trail,” an unsettling story about three lone pilgrims on the trail, each hoping that they can change by the time they’ve hiked through, and, of course, the titles listed below.

“The Last Policeman,” by Ben Winters.

New chapter books at the public libraries include science fiction (“Above World,” by Jenn Reese), mysteries (“Signed by Zelda,” by Kate Feiffer), and slice-of-life books (“Summer of the Wolves,” by Polly Carlson-Voiles), in addition to the titles below.

“The Wikkeling,” by Steven Arntson, illustrated by Daniela J. Terrazzini

New nonfiction for adults at the Juneau Public libraries ranges from mouthwatering cookbooks to fascinating biographies to spine-tingling travel adventures. Browse our New Book Shelves or choose “New Books” on our online catalog.

All Standing, by Kathryn Miles.

Spring officially started yesterday, Passover and Easter are coming right up, and any day now, we’ll be able to see new things growing up through the snow. New spring picture books include several holiday books as well as some green, growing books.

“A Sweet Passover,” by Leslea Newman, illustrated by David Slonim.