- Tiller and the pen, a collection of sailors' stories, edited by John Ellsworth ; illustrated by Barry Rockwell
- Born at risk, B. D. Colen ; photographs by Linda Wheeler
- Sleep-over mouse, written by Mary Packard ; illustrated by Kathy Wilburn
- Edward Dmytryk's Christ in concrete, J. Arthur Rank presents ; a Geiger-Bronston production ; screenplay by Ben Barzman ; producers, Rod E. Geiger, N.A. Bronston ; director, Edward Dmytryk
- The kite, written by Mary Packard ; illustrated by Benrei Huang
- That iron string, Jack Kohl
- Men of steel, the story of the family that built the World Trade Center, Karl Koch III, with Richard Firstman
- Pope John Paul II, bringing love to a troubled world, by Anthony DiFranco
- Le petit prince, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry ; avec les dessins de l'auteur
- Wandering the North Fork, by Michael J. Killelea
- Two-minute bedtime stories, by Mary Packard ; illustrated by Kathy Wilburn
- High voltage power equipment engineering, Anthony J. Pansini, Kenneth D. Smalling
- On the road, Jack Kerouac
- Black women scientists in the United States, Wini Warren
- Immigrant saint, the life of Mother Cabrini, Pietro Di Donato
- Starting over, by Mary Packard ; illustrated by Lisa McCue & Toni Scribner
- Bittersweet along the expressway, poems of Long Island, Norbert Krapf
- All aboard, poems, by Mary Britton Miller; designed and drawn by Bill Sokol
- Onwords and upwords, thoughts from a quiet place, by Philip John Miller, Book II
- Your travel guide to ancient Egypt, Nancy Day
- The little prince, written and drawn by Antoine de Saint-Exupery ; translated from the French by Katherine Woods
- O.R., the true story of 24 hours in a hospital operating room, by B.D. Colen
- A criminal injustice, a true crime, a false confession, and the fight to free Marty Tankleff, Richard Firstman & Jay Salpeter
- La pluche, by Camille Sokol and drawing by Bill Sokol
- The little prince, Antoine De Saint-Exupery
- Come cook with me, recipes most loved by my family and friends, by Joyce Gardiner
- Two-minute good night stories, by Mary Packard ; illustrated by Bill Langley, Diana Wakeman, and Patricia Keppler
- Healing together, a couple's guide to coping with trauma & post-traumatic stress, Suzanne B. Phillips, Dianne Kane
- Your travel guide to Renaissance Europe, by Nancy Day
- Surprise!, written by Mary Packard ; illustrated by Benrei Huang
- You, knighted states, Jack Kohl
- Fruit and vegetable suite
- Eye witness, 1776, [by Barbara Marhoefer]
- The internal combustion engine and how it works, David Inglis Urquart ; illustrated by Eva Cellini
- The little prince, written and illustrated by Antoine de Saint-Exupery ; translated from the French by Katherine Woods
- Violence in schools, learning in fear, Nancy Day
- Getting to D.A.N.Y., lessons from a New York job hunt, Paul Caulfield
- A few good eggs, two chicks dish on overcoming the insanity of infertility, Julie Vargo and Maureen Regan
- Meditations for the passages and celebrations of life, a book of vigils, Noela N. Evans
- Picture yourself playing bass, [step-by-step instruction for playing the bass guitar], Mike Chiavaro
- Onwords and upwords, thoughts from a quiet place, by Philip John Miller, Book I
- O! mighty oak, a selection of picture poems over 30 years, by Clara T. Scudder Stilwell
- Bio amazing, a casebook of unsolved human mysteries, by Judith Herbst
- Loco-motive, Jack Kohl
- How to be mother's helper, by Camille Sokol; pictures by Bill Sokol
- The little prince, written and drawn by Antoine de Saint-Exupery ; translated from the French by Katherine Woods
- The complete book of pillow stitchery, by Jill Jarnow ; photos. by Herb Bleiweiss ; drawings by Jill Jarnow
- Safe and sound, by Mary Packard ; illustrated by Lisa McCue
- Profiles in presidential leadership, Washington to Lincoln to FDR to ?, by Rip Walsh
- How to remove the cotton from a bottle of aspirin, by Rube Goldberg