SLJ Average Book Prices 2021-22

by SLJ Staff
Mar 02, 2022 | Filed in News & Features

Presenting the average book prices for 2021-2022-to-date, produced annually by SLJ in partnership with Follett and Baker & Taylor. 

Here are the average book prices for 2021-2022-to-date, produced annually by SLJ in partnership with Follett and Baker & Taylor.

The data, based on figures supplied by Follett and Baker & Taylor, shows average list prices for books (children’s titles, young adult books, graphic novels, paperback, and hardcover editions), which have been released during the time frames listed.

Separate calculations have been supplied for the school market and the public library market.

 

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