[bksvol-discuss] Re: August New York Times bestsellers

Thanks, Carrie. I'm glad to see that Legacy of Ashes made it to the list. I 
was just mentioning to someone a couple weeks ago that I was thinking about 
reading this book and was considering putting it on the wish list. But 
seeing where it was on Amazon's sales ranking, I decided to wait and see if 
it made the bestseller list, and it did. For those who might be interested, 
the subtitle is: A History of the CIA. I don't read a lot of books of this 
type, but I was impressed with the author when I heard him interviewed on 
NPR's Morning Edition back in mid-July and decided to at least take a look 
at it. It's a fat one at 720 pages, but I'll grab it when it gets into the 
collection.

Evan

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Carrie Karnos
  To: Bookshare Vol Group
  Sent: Saturday, August 04, 2007 8:43 AM
  Subject: [bksvol-discuss] August New York Times bestsellers


  Hi all,

  Here are the August New York Times bestsellers:
  Hardcover Fiction
  THE SECRET SERVANT, by Daniel Silva
  THE QUICKIE, by James Patterson and Michael Ledwidge
  HIGH NOON, by Nora Roberts (already in the collection)
  THE TIN ROOF BLOWDOWN, by James Lee Burke
  UP CLOSE AND DANGEROUS, by Linda Howard
  JUSTICE DENIED, by J. A. Jance
  THE FIRST COMMANDMENT, by Brad Thor
  THURSDAY NEXT, by Jasper Fforde
  SOMEONE TO LOVE, by Jude Deveraux
  THE JUDAS STRAIN, by James Rollins
  PEONY IN LOVE, by Lisa See

  Hardcover Non-Fiction
  QUIET STRENGTH, by Tony Dungy with Nathan Whitaker
  LEGACY OF ASHES, by Tim Weiner
  THE WORLD WITHOUT US, by Alan Weisman
  THE PRINCE OF DARKNESS, by Robert D. Novak
  HAPPY ENDINGS, by Jim Norton

  Paperback Fiction
  DOCKSIDE, by Susan Wiggs
  THE MACGREGOR BRIDES, by Nora Roberts
  NEVER DECEIVE A DUKE, by Liz Carlyle

  Paperback Non-Fiction
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  also ordering:
  WHAT IS YOUR DANGEROUS IDEA? TODAY'S LEADING THINKERS ON THE UNTHINKABLE 
by John Brockman
  RIDING ROCKETS: THE OUTRAGEOUS TALES OF A SPACE SHUTTLE ASTRONAUT, by Mike 
Mullane
  CHOSEN BY A HORSE, by Susan Richards

  PS, wasn't someone going to work on NEW MOON by Stephenie Meyer?  I'll get 
it too if no one else is processing it.


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