Get Adult Best-Sellers Before Street Date
When a new title drops, your patrons are ready. And long hold queues often build before a book even hits shelves. The Follett Street Date Program is designed to meet that demand, giving public libraries a simple, reliable way to preorder select new adult fiction and nonfiction titles and receive them fully cataloged and processed ahead of release.
Order at least 60 days before street date and we'll deliver shelf-ready books so patrons can check them out on day one. Enjoy a 25% book discount and free shipping on all orders. No publisher coordination, no late shipments, no last-minute scrambling. Each week, we highlight up to 20 highly anticipated adult titles available for preorder. Explore them below!
Street Date Release
Fall 2026 is bringing a wave of highly anticipated adult books across every genre your patrons love. Fantasy readers are eager for Leigh Bardugo’s Dead Beat, the explosive finale to the Ninth House trilogy, alongside Keri Lake’s Eldritch, and Jasmine Mas’ The Emperor’s Enemy, both of which continue to fuel the dark fantasy romance trend dominating hold queues. Other fiction releases include a stunning speculative novel from Emily St. John Mandel called Exit Party, while Elin Hilderbrand and Shelby Cunningham bring readers back to boarding school drama in The Thoroughbreds.
Nonfiction is equally stacked this season. Colin Kaepernick shares his long-awaited memoir, The Perilous Fight, and Ke Huy Quan traces his remarkable journey from refugee to Oscar winner in Never Say Die. Andrew D. Huberman offers a science-backed guide to optimizing health in Protocols: An Operating Manual for the Human Body, Lysa TerKeurst explores finding calm amid life’s chaos in Making Peace with What I Can’t Control, and Bill O’Reilly delivers his signature commentary in Confronting America: What Has to Change.
With the Follett Street Date Program, your library can preorder high-demand adult titles like these ahead of their publisher release dates, so copies are on your shelves the moment patrons start searching. Explore the titles below and give your community first-day access to the books everyone will be talking about.
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Archived Street Date Releases: Week of September 21, 2026
Archived Street Date Releases: Week of September 7, 2026
The Follett Street Date Program is a preorder service from Follett Content designed specifically for public libraries. Each week, Follett Content highlights select adult best-sellers available for preorder. When a library places a preorder at least 60 days before the publisher’s release date, Follett Content commits to delivering those books shelf-ready – fully cataloged and processed – before the street date, so patrons can check them out on release day.
The program focuses on select new adult titles, with an emphasis on highly anticipated best-sellers, popular fiction, and high-demand nonfiction. A curated list is released each week in Titlewave®. Street date titles are clearly distinguished from standard preorder titles in Titlewave, so you always know what’s covered. Note: Not every new adult title is part of the program.
Preorders are placed directly in Titlewave, the Follett Content collection development and ordering platform. Each week, we’ll feature a new set of street date titles on this page. Browse the carousel of titles above and place your order at least 60 days before the title’s street date. Street date titles display a green availability indicator and are clearly labeled with the street date and preorder cutoff date in Titlewave.
Your books will arrive before the publisher’s street date. Books arrive shelf-ready – cataloged and processed – so your staff can place them directly on the shelves on release date to reduce library hold queues.
Shelf-ready means your books arrive cataloged, labeled, and fully processed – ready to check out the moment they hit your shelves. You won’t need to spend staff time processing new releases before putting them into circulation. This is especially valuable for high-demand titles with long hold queues, since it means that patrons can start borrowing on day one.
The preorder cutoff date is the deadline by which your library must place an order in Titlewave to guarantee delivery before the publisher’s street date. If an order is placed after the cutoff, the title transitions to a standard preorder with no guaranteed delivery timing. The preorder cutoff date is displayed for each title on this page and in Titlewave, so it’s easy to track.
Street date titles and regular preorder titles are treated separately in Titlewave. A street date title displays a green availability indicator and shows both the publisher’s street date and the preorder cutoff date. A regular preorder title displays a gray indicator and carries no guaranteed delivery date. A single title cannot be both – it’s one or the other. Once the preorder cutoff date has passed, a street date title converts to a standard preorder in Titlewave.
The Follett Street Date Program covers select titles from across publishers – you don’t need to manage relationships with individual publishers or coordinate separately for each release. Follett Content handles sourcing and fulfillment on your behalf. The weekly featured list reflects a curated selection of the most in-demand new adult titles, spanning major publishers and genres including fiction, nonfiction, thriller, romance, and more.
Each week’s list of street date titles is curated based on best-seller data and anticipated demand trends. Each week, select new titles are added to the program list in Titlewave to help you plan your collection development ahead of release dates.
Yes, titles ordered through the Follett Street Date Program qualify for free shipping.
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