[bksvol-discuss] Re: This week's NY Times bestsellers (offering to scan)
- From: Grandma Cindy <popularplace@xxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Sun, 3 Feb 2008 01:24:43 -0800 (PST)
Donna,
Both The Other Boleyn Girl and The Boleyn Inheritance
are in the collection and are rated Excellent.
G.Cindy
--- Donna Goodin <goodind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
>
>
> I want to scan the two Philippa Gregory books, the
> Other Boleyn Girl and The
> Boley Inheritance, as well as Cecilia Ahern?s P.S. I
> love you.
>
>
>
> I?ll try and get them sumbitted this week.
>
> Donna
>
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> Subject: [bksvol-discuss] This week's NY Times
> bestsellers
>
>
>
> New York Times Bestseller List for week of 2/3-2/10
>
>
>
> Hardcover Fiction
>
>
>
> 1. DUMA KEY, by Stephen King. (Scribner, $28.) A
> Minnesota contractor moves
> to Florida to recover from an injury and begins to
> create paintings with
> mysterious power.
>
> 2. PLUM LUCKY, by Janet Evanovich. (St. Martin?s,
> $17.95.) Stephanie?s
> grandmother finds a bag of cash and goes gambling in
> Atlantic City, pursued
> by the money?s owner.
>
> 3. PEOPLE OF THE BOOK, by Geraldine Brooks.
> (Viking, $25.95.) A rare-book
> expert unlocks the secrets of a medieval manuscript.
>
> 4. A THOUSAND SPLENDID SUNS, by Khaled Hosseini.
> (Riverhead, $25.95.) A
> friendship between two women in Afghanistan against
> the backdrop of 30 years
> of war.
>
> 5. WORLD WITHOUT END, by Ken Follett. (Dutton,
> $35.) Love and intrigue in
> Kingsbridge, the medieval English cathedral town at
> the center of Follett?s
> ?Pillars of the Earth.?
>
> 6. BEVERLY HILLS DEAD, by Stuart Woods. (Putnam,
> $25.95.) Murder and
> political intrigue during the Hollywood Red scare of
> the 1940s.
>
> 7. THE SENATOR?S WIFE, by Sue Miller. (Knopf,
> $24.95.) A woman lives with
> her husband?s persistent infidelity.
>
> 8. SWORD SONG, by Bernard Cornwell. (Harper,
> $25.95.) In this fourth volume
> of the Saxon Tales, set in the late ninth century,
> Viking raiders have taken
> over London.
>
> 9. BLASPHEMY, by Douglas Preston. (Tom
> Doherty/Forge, $25.95.) A C.I.A.
> operative tracks scientists with a huge
> supercollider who are poised to
> discover the secret of creation.
>
> 10. THE SHOOTERS, by W. E. B. Griffin. (Putnam,
> $26.95.) An Army officer on
> the trail of a missing drug enforcement agent is
> undermined by the military
> and intelligence communities.
>
> 11. DOUBLE CROSS, by James Patterson. (Little,
> Brown, $27.99.) Alex Cross
> and his new girlfriend, a police detective, confront
> a boastful Washington
> killer.
>
> 12. THE SECRET BETWEEN US, by Barbara Delinsky.
> (Doubleday, $25.95.) To
> protect her daughter, a mother lies to the police
> about who was at the wheel
> during a fatal accident.
>
> 13. T IS FOR TRESPASS, by Sue Grafton. (Putnam,
> $26.95.) Kinsey Millhone
> must contend with a woman who has stolen a nurse?s
> identity in order to take
> advantage of Kinsey?s elderly neighbor.
>
> 14. THE DARKEST EVENING OF THE YEAR, by Dean
> Koontz. (Bantam, $27.) A woman
> who rescues golden retrievers and one special dog
> are shadowed by an evil
> stranger.
>
> 15. STONE COLD, by David Baldacci. (Grand Central,
> $26.99.) Members of
> Washington?s Camel Club are being stalked to prevent
> them from uncovering
> government secrets.
>
> 16. SIN NO MORE, by Kimberla Lawson Roby. (Morrow,
> $23.95.) The Rev. Curtis
> Black tries to mend his ways.
>
>
>
> Also Selling
>
> 17. BLOOD DREAMS, by Kay Hooper (Bantam)
>
> 18. ATOMIC LOBSTER, by Tim Dorsey (Morrow)
>
> 19. THE CHOICE, by Nicholas Sparks (Grand Central)
>
> 20. PLAYING FOR PIZZA, by John Grisham (Doubleday)
>
> 21. SHADOW MUSIC, by Julie Garwood (Ballantine)
>
> 22. CONFESSOR, by Terry Goodkind (Tor/Tom Doherty)
>
> 23. THREE SHIRT DEAL, by Stephen J. Cannell (St.
> Martin's)
>
> 24. THE 6 SACRED STONES, by Matthew Reilly (Simon &
> Schuster)
>
> 25. DARTH BANE: RULE OF TWO, by Drew Karpyshyn (Del
> Rey/Ballantine)
>
> 26. BLUE HEAVEN, by C.J. Box (St. Martin's)
>
> 27. THE VENETIAN BETRAYAL, by Steve Berry
> (Ballantine)
>
> 28. PROTECT AND DEFEND, by Vince Flynn (Atria)
>
> 29. HAND OF EVIL, by J.A. Jance (Touchstone)
>
> 30. THE CHASE, by Clive Cussler (Putnam)
>
> 31. CAPITOL CONSPIRACY, by William Bernhardt
> (Ballantine)
>
> 32. BLEEDING KANSAS, by Sara Paretsky (Putnam)
>
> 33. THE COMMONER, by John Burnham Schwartz (Nan A.
> Talese/Doubleday)
>
> 34. OUT STEALING HORSES, by Per Petterson
> (Graywolf)
>
> 35. BOOK OF THE DEAD, by Patricia Cornwell (Putnam)
>
>
>
> Hardcover Nonfiction
>
> 1. IN DEFENSE OF FOOD, by Michael Pollan. (Penguin
> Press, $21.95.) A
> manifesto urges us to ?Eat food. Not too much.
> Mostly plants.?
>
> 2. AN INCONVENIENT BOOK, by Glenn Beck and Kevin
> Balfe. (Threshold
> Editions, $26.) Beck?s solutions to problems
> including global warming and
> political correctness.
>
> 3. TOM CRUISE, by Andrew Morton. (St. Martin?s,
> $25.95.) An unauthorized
> biography of the movie star.
>
> 4. REAL CHANGE, by Newt Gingrich with Vince Haley
> and Rick Tyler. (Regnery,
> $27.95.) How to build a better America, from the
> former speaker of the
> House.
>
> 5. FREE LUNCH, by David Cay Johnston. (Portfolio,
> $24.95.) How lobbyists
> and lawyers have wangled government subsidies for
> the wealthy.
>
> 6. LIBERAL FASCISM, by Jonah Goldberg. (Doubleday,
> $27.95.) This
> ?alternative history of American liberalism ?
> reveals its roots in, and
> commonalities with, classical fascism.?
>
> 7. I AM AMERICA (AND SO CAN YOU!), by Stephen
> Colbert, Richard Dahm, Paul
> Dinello, Allison Silverman et al. (Grand Central,
> $26.99.) The wit and
> wisdom of the mock pundit of Comedy Central?s
>
> ?Colbert Report.?
>
> 8. GEOGRAPHY OF BLISS, by Eric Weiner. (Twelve,
> $25.99.) A writer explores
> to what degree an individual?s happiness is
> intertwined with a shared
> geography and culture.
>
> 9. QUIET STRENGTH, by Tony Dungy with Nathan
> Whitaker. (Tyndale, $26.99.) A
> memoir by the first black coach to win a Super Bowl
> (with the Indianapolis
> Colts
>
> in 2007).
>
> 10. THE GREAT AWAKENING, by Jim Wallis. (HarperOne,
> $25.95.) How religious
> faith can be a force for fighting social problems
> like poverty and global
> warming.
>
> 11. STRONG AT THE BROKEN PLACES, by Richard M.
> Cohen. (Harper, $24.95.) A
> journalist profiles five people who live with
> chronic illness.
>
> 12. THE NINE, by Jeffrey Toobin. (Doubleday,
> $27.95.) A portrait of the
> Supreme Court since the Reagan administration
> focuses on the influence of
> its moderates.
>
> 13. THE ZOOKEEPER?S WIFE, by Diane Ackerman.
> (Norton, $23.95.) How a Warsaw
> couple sheltered Jews and members of the Resistance
> during World War II.
>
> 14. BORN STANDING UP, by Steve Martin. (Scribner,
> $25.) Martin, now a
> writer and actor, recalls his years as a standup
> comedian, from the early
> 1960s to 1981.
>
> 15. THIS REPUBLIC OF SUFFERING, by Drew Gilpin
> Faust. (Knopf, $27.95.) The
> impact of the Civil War?s enormous death toll, from
> the new president of
> Harvard.
>
> 16. LONE SURVIVOR, by Marcus Luttrell with Patrick
> Robinson. (Little,
> Brown, $24.99.) The only survivor of a Navy Seals
> operation in northern
> Afghanistan describes
>
> his escape.
>
>
>
> Also Selling
>
>
>
> 17. BOOM!, by Tom Brokaw (Random House)
>
> 18. CREATING A WORLD WITHOUT POVERTY, by Muhammad
> Yunus with Karl Weber
> (PublicAffairs)
>
> 19. HER LAST DEATH, by Susanna Sonnenberg
> (Scribner)
>
> 20. THE HEROIN DIARIES, by Nikki Sixx with Ian
> Gittins (Pocket)
>
> 21. THE AGE OF TURBULENCE, by Alan Greenspan
> (Penguin Press)
>
> 22. SLASH, by Slash with Anthony Bozza (Harper
> Entertainment)
>
> 23. A LONG WAY GONE, by Ishmael Beah (Sara
> Crichton/Farrar, Straus &
> Giroux)
>
> 24. YOUR INNER FISH, by Neil Shubin (Pantheon)
>
> 25. MEMO TO THE PRESIDENT ELECT, by Madeleine
> Albright with Bill Woodward
> (Harper)
>
> 26. THE SECRET HISTORY OF THE WORLD, by Mark Booth
> (Overlook)
>
> 27. CLAPTON, by Eric Clapton (Broadway Books)
>
> 28. RESCUING SPRITE, by Mark R. Levin (Pocket
> Books)
>
> 29. THE WORLD WITHOUT US, by Alan Weisman (Thomas
> Dunne/St. Martin's)
>
> 30. FREAKONOMICS, by Steven D. Levitt and Stephen
> J. Dubner (Morrow)
>
> 31. THE BUSH TRAGEDY, by Jacob Weisberg (Random
> House)
>
> 32. THE BLACK SWAN, by Nassim Nicholas Taleb
> (Random House)
>
> 33. MUSICOPHILIA, by Oliver Sacks (Knopf)
>
> 34. THE MIDDLE PLACE, by Kelly Corrigan (Voice)
>
> 35. THE VIXEN DIARIES, by Karrine Steffans (Grand
> Central)
>
>
>
> Hardcover Advice
>
> 1. THE SECRET, by Rhonda Byrne. (Atria/Beyond
> Words, $23.95.) The law of
> attraction as a key to getting what you want.
>
> 2. THE FOOD YOU CRAVE, by Ellie Krieger. (Taunton,
> $28.) Recipes with a
> focus on fresh, healthy food, from the host of the
> Food Network?s ?Healthy
> Appetite.?
>
> 3. BECOME A BETTER YOU, by Joel Osteen. (Free
> Press, $25.) Seven keys to
> living with joy.
>
> 4. HOW NOT TO LOOK OLD, by Charla Krupp.
> (Springboard, $25.99.) Advice from
> a former beauty editor.
>
> 5. YOU: STAYING YOUNG, by Michael F. Roizen and
> Mehmet C. Oz et al. (Free
> Press, $26.) The principles of longevity and how to
> combat aging?s effects.
>
> 6. DECEPTIVELY DELICIOUS, by Jessica Seinfeld.
> (Collins/HarperCollins,
> $24.95.) Tips and recipes to fool children into
> eating right, from a mother
> of three
>
> (and the wife of Jerry Seinfeld).
>
> 7. HAPPY FOR NO REASON, by Marci Shimoff with Carol
> Kline. (Free Press,
> $24.95.) How to experience happiness no matter
> what?s going on in your life.
>
> 8. THE DANGEROUS BOOK FOR BOYS, by Conn Iggulden
> and Hal Iggulden.
> (Collins/HarperCollins, $24.95.) Skipping stones,
> tying knots and other
> essential activities ? video games not included.
>
> 9. THE DARING BOOK FOR GIRLS, by Andrea J. Buchanan
> and Miriam Peskowitz.
> (Collins/HarperCollins, $24.95.) Stories and
> projects for adventure-seekers.
>
> 10. LIVING WELL, by Montel Williams with William
> Doyle. (New American
> Library, $24.95.) Recommendations for diet, exercise
> and outlook.
>
>
>
> Also Selling
>
>
>
> 11. 4-HOUR WORKWEEK, by Timothy Ferriss (Crown)
>
> 12. SPECTRUM, by Dean Ornish (Ballantine)
>
> 13. CHANGE YOUR THOUGHTS, LIFE, by Wayne W. Dyer
> (Hay House)
>
> 14. JIM CRAMER'S STAY MAD FOR LIFE, by James J.
> Cramer with Cliff Mason
> (Simon & Schuster)
>
> 15. WOMEN & MONEY, by Suze Orman (Spiegel & Grau)
>
>
>
> Children's Books
>
>
>
> Children?s PICTURE BOOKS
>
> 1. FLAMINGOS ON THE ROOF, written and illustrated
> by Calef Brown. (Houghton
> Mifflin, $16.) ?Alphabet sherbet / Have you ever
> heard of it? / I bought
> myself a gallon, / and ate about a third of it.?
> Whimsical poems and
> paintings. (Ages 8 and up)
>
> 2. GALLOP!, written and illustrated by Rufus Butler
> Seder. (Workman,
> $12.95.) Animals seem to move when you flip the
> page. (Ages 4 to 8)
>
> 3. SMASH! CRASH!, by Jon Scieszka. Illustrated by
> David Shannon, Loren Long
> and David Gordon. (Simon & Schuster, $16.99.) A
> truck named Jack and a dump
> truck named Dan love to smash into things. (Ages 3
> to 7)
>
> 4. GIMME CRACKED CORN AND I WILL SHARE, written and
> illustrated by Kevin
> O?Malley. (Walker, $16.95.) Chickens cross the road.
> (Ages 4 to 8)
>
> 5. STAR WARS POP-UP GUIDE TO THE GALAXY, by Matthew
> Reinhart. (Orchard,
> $32.99.) A pop-up look at Luke, Leia, Lord Vader et
> al. (Ages 7 and up)
>
> 6. KNUFFLE BUNNY TOO, written and illustrated by Mo
> Willems. (Hyperion,
> $16.99.) One of Trixie?s classmates has a bunny just
> like hers. (Ages 4 to
> 8)
>
> 7. THE ARRIVAL, by Shaun Tan. (Arthur A.
> Levine/Scholastic, $19.99.) An
> immigrant makes a new life for himself; a story in
> pictures. (Ages 10 and
> up)
>
> 8. ZEN TIES, written and illustrated by Jon J.
> Muth. (Scholastic, $17.99.)
> A panda encourages his nephew and their friends to
> help a grouchy neighbor.
> (Ages 4 to 8)
>
> 9. FIRST THE EGG, written and illustrated by Laura
> Vaccaro Seeger. (Neal
> Porter/Roaring Brook, $14.95.) An egg becomes a
> chick; a tadpole becomes a
> frog; a seed becomes a flower. (Ages 2 to 6)
>
> 10. THE WALL, written and illustrated by Peter Sis.
> (Frances Foster/Farrar,
> Straus & Giroux, $18.) Growing up behind the Iron
> Curtain. (Ages 8 and up)
>
>
>
> Children?s CHAPTER BOOKS
>
> 1. DIARY OF A WIMPY KID: RODRICK RULES, written and
> illustrated by Jeff
> Kinney. (Amulet/Abrams, $12.95.) How Greg
> embarrassed himself on his summer
> vacation (ask his older brother, Rodrick); a sequel
> to ?Diary of a Wimpy
> Kid.? (Ages 9 to 12)
>
> 2. DIARY OF A WIMPY KID, written and illustrated by
> Jeff Kinney.
> (Amulet/Abrams, $12.95.) The travails of
> adolescence, in cartoons. (Ages 9
> to 12)
>
> 3. THE INVENTION OF HUGO CABRET, written and
> illustrated by Brian Selznick.
> (Scholastic, $22.99.) A novel ?in words and
> pictures?; an orphaned thief
> must decipher his father?s last message. (Ages 9 to
> 12)
>
> 4. DARK RIVER, by Erin Hunter. (HarperCollins,
> $16.99.) Cat warriors must
> choose between good and evil; Book 2 of a Warriors
> fantasy series. (Ages 9
> to 12)
>
> 5. THE NIXIE?S SONG, by Tony DiTerlizzi and Holly
> Black. (Simon & Schuster,
> $10.99.) Fire-breathing giants are on the rampage in
> Florida. (Ages 9 to 12)
>
> 6. GOOD MASTERS! SWEET LADIES!, by Laura Amy
> Schlitz. Illustrated by Robert
> Byrd. (Candlewick, $19.99.) Voices from a medieval
> village. (Ages 12 and up)
>
> 7. AIRMAN, by Eoin Colfer. (Hyperion, $17.99.) A
> boy, wrongly jailed, plans
> to escape by building a flying machine. (Ages 12 and
> up)
>
> 8. THE ABSOLUTELY TRUE DIARY OF A PART-TIME INDIAN,
> by Sherman Alexie.
> Illustrated by Ellen Forney. (Little, Brown,
> $16.99.) A boy leaves his
> reservation for an all-white school. (Ages 12 and
> up)
>
> 9. ELIJAH OF BUXTON, by Christopher Paul Curtis.
> (Scholastic, $16.99.) A
> boy born to runaway slaves in Canada pursues a thief
> back to America. (Ages
> 9 to 12)
>
> 10. THE LUXE, by Anna Godbersen. (Harper Teen,
> $17.99.) Intrigue among
> Manhattan?s young social set, circa 1899. (Ages 14
> and up)
>
>
>
> Children?s PAPERBACK BOOKS
>
> 1. THE BOOK THIEF, by Markus Zusak. (Knopf,
> $11.99.) A girl saves books
> from Nazi book-burnings and shares them with a
> Jewish man. (Ages 14 and up)
>
> 2. THE MIRACULOUS JOURNEY OF EDWARD TULANE, by Kate
> DiCamillo. Illustrated
> by Bagram Ibatoulline. (Candlewick, $9.99.) A china
> rabbit learns about
> loss. (Ages 8 to 12)
>
> 3. DULCIE?S TASTE OF MAGIC, by Gail Herman.
> (RH/Disney, $5.99.) Ordered to
> take a vacation, a baking fairy discovers an ancient
> cake recipe. (Ages 4 to
> 8)
>
> 4. I?D TELL YOU I LOVE YOU, BUT THEN I?D HAVE TO
> KILL YOU, by Ally Carter.
> (Hyperion, $8.99.) A girl in spy school falls for a
> local boy. (Ages 12 and
> up)
>
> 5. THE WATER HORSE, by Dick King-Smith. Illustrated
> by David Parkins.
> (Yearling, $5.50.) The legend of the Loch Ness
> monster?s origins. (Ages 9 to
> 12)
>
> 6. BURNED, by Ellen Hopkins. (Simon Pulse, $9.99.)
> A Mormon girl questions
> her faith and challenges her abusive father, in free
> verse. (Ages 14 and up)
>
> 7. THE VAMPIRE DIARIES: THE FURY AND DARK REUNION,
> by L. J. Smith.
> (HarperTeen, $8.99.) A girl is torn between two
> vampire brothers. (Ages 12
> and up)
>
> 8. PRETTIES, by Scott Westerfeld. (Simon Pulse,
> $7.99.) A girl struggles to
> regain her intelligence after joining the in crowd;
> second in a series.
> (Ages 12 and up)
>
> 9. ELDEST, by Christopher Paolini. (Knopf, $12.99.)
> Eragon in the land of
> elves; Book 2 in the Inheritance trilogy. (Ages 12
> and up)
>
> 10. PRINCESS ACADEMY, by Shannon Hale. (Bloomsbury,
> $7.95.) A mountain girl
> hopes she will be chosen as the prince?s
> bride-to-be. (Ages 9 to 12)
>
>
>
> Children?s SERIES BOOKS
>
> 1. THE TWILIGHT SAGA, by Stephenie Meyer. (Megan
> Tingley/Little Brown,
> hardcover and paperback.) Vampires and werewolves in
> high school. (Ages 12
> and up)
>
> 2. THE SPIDERWICK CHRONICLES, by Tony DiTerlizzi
> and Holly Black. (Simon &
> Schuster, hardcover only.) Siblings find a hidden
> world. (Ages 6 to 10)
>
> 3. THE GEMMA DOYLE TRILOGY, by Libba Bray.
> (Delacorte, hardcover and
> paperback.) A student jumps from her world to a
> magical realm. (Ages 12 and
> up)
>
> 4. HIS DARK MATERIALS, by Philip Pullman.
> (Knopf/Yearling, hardcover and
> paperback.) A girl uncovers a conspiracy bridging
> worlds. (Ages 10 and up)
>
> 5. HARRY POTTER, by J. K. Rowling. (Arthur A.
> Levine/Scholastic, hardcover
> and paperback.) A boy wizard hones his skills and
> fights evil. (Ages 10 and
> up)
>
> 6. PERCY JACKSON & THE OLYMPIANS, by Rick Riordan.
> (Miramax, hardcover and
> paperback.) Battling mythological monsters. (Ages 9
> to 12)
>
> 7. MAGIC TREE HOUSE, by Mary Pope Osborne.
> Illustrated by Sal Murdocca.
> (Stepping Stone/Random House, hardcover and
> paperback.) Children travel in
> time. (Ages 6 to 9)
>
> 8. THE ALEX RIDER ADVENTURES, by Anthony Horowitz.
> (Philomel/Speak,
> hardcover and paperback.) A boy spy in his father?s
> footsteps. (Ages 10 and
> up)
>
> 9. JUNIE B., FIRST GRADER, by Barbara Park.
> Illustrated by Denise Brunkus.
> (Stepping Stone/Random House, hardcover and paper.)
> School antics. (Ages 4
> to 8)
>
> 10. SKIPPYJON JONES, written and illustrated by
> Judy Schachner.
> (Dutton/Puffin, hardcover and paperback.) A Siamese
> kitten unlooses his
> imagination. (Ages 3 to 6)
>
>
>
> Paperback Mass-Market Fiction
>
>
>
> 1. PLUM LOVIN?, by Janet Evanovich. (St. Martin?s,
> $6.99.) A mysterious man
> in Stephanie Plum?s life helps her track down a
> matchmaker who skipped bail.
>
> 2. THE OVERLOOK, by Michael Connelly. (Vision,
> $7.99.) The Los Angeles
> detective Harry Bosch tangles with the F.B.I. and
> Homeland Security.
>
> 3. ATONEMENT, by Ian McEwan. (Anchor, $7.99.) A
> chronicle of the
> disintegration of an English family?s idyllic life.
>
> 4. THE SHAPE SHIFTER, by Tony Hillerman. (Harper,
> $9.99.) Lt. Joe Leaphorn,
> a tribal detective, tracks down an antique Navajo
> rug with a complicated
> history.
>
> 5. I AM LEGEND, by Richard Matheson. (Tor/Tom
> Doherty, $7.99.) In this
> reissued horror novel, plague survivors, turned into
> vampires, seek to
> destroy the one man who appears immune to the
> disease.
>
> 6. THE SUSPECT, by John Lescroart. (Signet, $9.99.)
> A lawyer defending a
> man accused of killing his wife begins to have
> doubts about him.
>
> 7. NEXT, by Michael Crichton.
> (Harper/HarperCollins, $9.99.) The author of
> ?Jurassic Park? describes a not-too-distant future
> when genetic engineering
> runs amok.
>
> 8. MORNING LIGHT, by Catherine Anderson. (Signet,
> $7.99.) A woman with
> second sight and a handsome rancher team up to save
> a lost boy.
>
> 9. IRON KISSED, by Patricia Briggs. (Ace, $7.99.)
> When her mentor is
> arrested for murder, a shapeshifting auto mechanic
> must clear his name.
>
> 10. BLOOD BROTHERS, by Nora Roberts. (Jove, $7.99.)
> Three friends and an
> author in search of a story unite against an eerie
> terror.
>
> 11. THE MANNING SISTERS, by Debbie Macomber. (Mira,
> $7.99.) City sisters
> meet a rancher and a sheriff in two novels first
> published in 1990.
>
> 12. THE PILLARS OF THE EARTH, by Ken Follett.
> (Signet, $7.99.) Murder,
> arson and lust surround the building of a
> 12th-century cathedral; a reprint
> of the 1989 novel.
>
> 13. BLAZE, by Richard Bachman. (Pocket Books,
> $9.99.) An early Stephen King
> novel ? Bachman is his alias ? here revised.
>
> 14. CROSS, by James Patterson. (Grand Central,
> $9.99.) Alex Cross, retired
> from the F.B.I., has a chance to track a rapist who
> may have murdered his
> wife.
>
> 15. SHADOW DANCE, by Julie Garwood. (Ballantine,
> $7.99.) A businesswoman
> encounters danger and romance while investigating an
> ancient Scottish feud.
>
> 16. THE MACHIAVELLI COVENANT, by Allan Folsom.
> (Forge, $9.99.) A former
> detective, a French photojournalist and the
> president of the United States
> defy a cabal that takes its inspiration from an evil
> addendum to ?The
> Prince.?
>
> 17. THE HUNTERS, by W. E. B. Griffin. (Jove,
> $9.99.) An Army officer seeks
> the killers of a shady American diplomat murdered in
> Uruguay.
>
> 18. TO CATCH A HIGHLANDER, by Karen Hawkins.
> (Pocket, $7.50.) After her
> father loses the family estate to a Highland lord, a
> woman stakes her virtue
> on winning it back.
>
> 19. KEY LIME PIE MURDER, by Joanne Fluke.
> (Kensington, $6.99.) A
> bake-contest judge is found dead, and Hannah Swensen
> must coax out the
> killer.
>
> 20. TREASURES, by Nora Roberts. (Silhouette,
> $7.99.) A reprint of two
> novels: ?Secret Star? and ?Treasures Lost, Treasures
> Found.?
>
>
>
> Also Selling
>
>
>
> 21. STALEMATE, by Iris Johansen (Bantam)
>
> 22. HIDE AND SEEK, by Fern Michaels (Zebra)
>
> 23. THE ALEXANDRIA LINK, by Steve Berry
> (Ballanitne)
>
> 24. WIZARD'S DAUGHTER, by Catherine Coulter (Jove)
>
> 25. ONE LAST SCREAM, by Kevin O'Brien (Pinnacle)
>
> 26. UNNATURAL EXPOSURE, by Patricia Cornwell
> (Berkley)
>
> 27. OTHER BOLEYN GIRL, by Philippa Gregory (Pocket
> Star)
>
> 28. THE CAT WHO HAD 60 WHISKERS, by Lilian Jackson
> Braun (Jove)
>
> 29. OFF ARMAGEDDON REEF, by David Weber (Tor)
>
> 30. TREASURE OF KHAN, by Clive Cussler with Dirk
> Cussler (Berkley)
>
> 31. WILD FIRE, by Nelson DeMille (Vision)
>
> 32. THE ACCIDENTAL VAMPIRE, by Lynsay Sands (Avon)
>
> 33. SOMEONE TO LOVE, by Jude Deveraux (Pocket Star)
>
> 34. THE DEVIL'S WEB, by Mary Balogh (Dell)
>
> 35. SNOWFALL AT WILLOW LAKE, by Susan Wiggs (Mira)
>
>
>
> Paperback Trade Fiction
>
>
>
> 1. ATONEMENT, by Ian McEwan. (Anchor, $14.95.) A
> chronicle of the
> disintegration of an English family?s idyllic life.
>
> 2. THE KITE RUNNER, by Khaled Hosseini. (Riverhead,
> $15.95 and $14.) An
> Afghan-American returns to Kabul to learn how a
> childhood friend has fared.
>
> 3. WATER FOR ELEPHANTS, by Sara Gruen. (Algonquin,
> $13.95.) A young man ?
> and an elephant ? save a Depression-era circus.
>
> 4. THE 6TH TARGET, by James Patterson and Maxine
> Paetro. (Grand Central,
> $14.99.) Detective Lindsay Boxer and the Women?s
> Murder Club investigate the
> disappearance of several children in San Francisco.
>
> 5. THE PILLARS OF THE EARTH, by Ken Follett. (New
> American Library, $24.95
> and $20.) Murder, arson and lust surround the
> building of a cathedral.
>
> 6. BODY SURFING, by Anita Shreve. (Back Bay,
> $14.99.) A woman takes a job
> as a tutor and becomes involved in a wealthy
> family?s tensions and
> rivalries.
>
> 7. THE FRIDAY NIGHT KNITTING CLUB, by Kate Jacobs.
> (Berkley, $14.) A group
> of women meet weekly at a New York City yarn shop.
>
> 8. LOVE IN THE TIME OF CHOLERA, by Gabriel García
> Márquez. (Vintage
> International, $14.95.) A Colombian poet?s love for
> a woman is tested.
>
> 9. THE ROAD, by Cormac McCarthy. (Vintage, $14.95.)
> A father and son travel
> in post-apocalypse America.
>
> 10. THE MEMORY KEEPER?S DAUGHTER, by Kim Edwards.
> (Penguin, $14.) A
> doctor?s decision to secretly send his newborn
> daughter, who has Down
> syndrome, to an institution haunts everyone
> involved.
>
> 11. NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN, by Cormac McCarthy.
> (Vintage, $14.) Mayhem
> ensues in this reissued novel after a West Texas man
> stumbles upon $2
> million in drug money ? and decides to keep it.
>
> 12. THE ALCHEMIST, by Paulo Coelho. (HarperOne,
> $13.95.) A Spanish shepherd
> boy travels to Egypt in search of treasure.
>
> 13. THE THIRTEENTH TALE, by Diane Setterfield.
> (Washington Square, $15.) A
> biographer struggles to discover the truth about an
> aging writer who has
> mythologized her past.
>
> 14. SUITE FRANÇAISE, by Irène Némirovsky. (Vintage,
> $14.95.) Two novellas,
> which came to light more than 50 years after the
> author?s death at
> Auschwitz.
>
> 15. THE OTHER BOLEYN GIRL, by Philippa Gregory.
> (Touchstone, $16.) A tale
> of courtly intrigue starring Henry VIII and Mary and
> Anne Boleyn.
>
> 16. THE GATHERING, by Anne Enright. (Black
> Cat/Grove, $14.) A middle-aged
> woman struggles to come to terms with the suicide of
> her brother.
>
> 17. I AM LEGEND, by Richard Matheson. (Tor/Tom
> Doherty, $14.95.) In this
> reissued horror novel, plague survivors, turned into
> vampires, seek to
> destroy the one man who appears immune to the
> disease.
>
> 18. THE EMPEROR?S CHILDREN, by Claire Messud.
> (Vintage, $14.95.) Privileged
> 30-somethings try to make their way in literary New
> York just before 9/11.
>
> 19. TAMING NATASHA AND LURING A LADY, by Nora
> Roberts. (Silhouette,
> $14.95.) A single father falls for a former ballet
> dancer, and an heiress
> lusts after a carpenter-artist; reprints from the
> Stanislaski series.
>
> 20. PS, I LOVE YOU, by Cecelia Ahern. (Hyperion,
> $13.95.) A young widow
> performs a series of tasks laid out in a package of
> letters written by her
> husband.
>
>
>
> Also Selling
>
>
>
> 21. THOSE WHO SAVE US, by Jenna Blum (Harvest)
>
> 22. SHOPAHOLIC AND BABY, by Sophie Kinsella (Dial)
>
> 23. SNOW FLOWER AND THE SECRET FAN, by Lisa See
> (Random House)
>
> 24. WHAT IS THE WHAT, by Dave Eggers (Vintage)
>
> 25. OIL!, by Upton Sinclair (Penguin)
>
> 26. THE FIVE PEOPLE YOU MEET IN HEAVEN, by Mitch
> Albom (Hyperion)
>
> 27. MY SISTER'S KEEPER, by Jodi Picoult (Washington
> Square)
>
> 28. DEAR JOHN, by Nicholas Sparks (Warner)
>
> 29. MARCH, by Geraldine Brooks (Penguin)
>
> 30. WORLD WAR Z, by Max Brooks (Three Rivers)
>
> 31. HALO: CONTACT HARVEST, by Joseph Staten (Tom
> Doherty Associates)
>
> 32. THE BOLEYN INHERITANCE, by Phillipa Gregory
> (Touchstone)
>
> 33. MIDDLESEX, by Jeffrey Eugenides (Picador)
>
> 34. WHEN THE MORNING COMES, by Cindy Woodsmall
> (WaterBrook)
>
> 35. NATURE GIRL, by Carl Hiaasen (Grand Central)
>
>
>
> Paperback Nonfiction
>
>
>
> 1. EAT, PRAY, LOVE, by Elizabeth Gilbert. (Penguin,
> $15.) A writer?s
> yearlong journey in search of self takes her to
> Italy, India and Indonesia.
>
> 2. THREE CUPS OF TEA, by Greg Mortenson and David
> Oliver Relin. (Penguin,
> $15.) A former climber builds schools in Pakistan
> and Afghanistan.
>
> 3. THE INNOCENT MAN, by John Grisham. (Delta, $16;
> Dell, $7.99.) Grisham?s
> first nonfiction book concerns a man wrongly
> sentenced to death.
>
> 4. INTO THE WILD, by Jon Krakauer. (Anchor,
> $12.95.) A man?s obsession with
> the wilderness ends in tragedy.
>
> 5. THE AUDACITY OF HOPE, by Barack Obama. (Three
> Rivers, $14.95.) The
> Illinois senator proposes that Americans move beyond
> their political
> divisions.
>
> 6. 90 MINUTES IN HEAVEN, by Don Piper with Cecil
> Murphey. (Revell, $12.99.)
> A minister on the otherworldly experience he had
> after an accident.
>
> 7. THE OMNIVORE?S DILEMMA, by Michael Pollan.
> (Penguin, $16.) Tracking
> dinner from the soil to the plate, a journalist
> juggles appetite and
> conscience.
>
> 8. CHARLIE WILSON?S WAR, by George Crile. (Grove,
> $14.95; $14.) A chronicle
> of a congressman?s efforts in the 1980s to steer
> billions to the anti-Soviet
> side in Afghanistan.
>
> 9. THE GLASS CASTLE, by Jeannette Walls. (Scrib
> ner, $15.) The author
> recalls a bizarre childhood during which she and her
> siblings moved
> constantly.
>
> 10. THE GOD DELUSION, by Richard Dawkins. (Mariner,
> $15.95.) An Oxford
> scientist asserts that belief in God is irrational.
>
> 11. SMOKE, MIRRORS, AND MURDER, by Ann Rule.
> (Pocket, $7.99.) Tales of true
> crime.
>
> 12. THE TIPPING POINT, by Malcolm Gladwell. (Back
> Bay/Little, Brown,
> $14.95.) A study of social epidemics, otherwise
> known as fads.
>
> 13. BLINK, by Malcolm Gladwell. (Back Bay/Little,
> Brown, $15.99.) The
> importance of instinct to the workings of the mind.
>
> 14. THE WORLD IS FLAT, by Thomas L. Friedman.
> (Picador, $16.) A new edition
> of the Times columnist?s analysis of 21st-century
> economics and foreign
> policy.
>
> 15. THE DIVING BELL AND THE BUTTERFLY, by
> Jean-Dominique Bauby. (Vintage,
> $12.95; $11.95.) After a debilitating stroke, the
> editor of French Elle
> composed this memoir by communicating with his left
> eye.
>
> 16. I HOPE THEY SERVE BEER IN HELL, by Tucker Max.
> (Citadel, $12.95.)
> Reflections of a self-absorbed, drunken womanizer.
>
> 17. DREAMS FROM MY FATHER, by Barack Obama. (Three
> Rivers, $13.95.) The
> senator on life as the son of a black African father
> and a white American
> mother.
>
> 18. THE PORTABLE ATHEIST, edited by Christopher
> Hitchens. (Da Capo,
> $17.50.) Dozens of readings for nonbelievers
>
> 19. THIS IS YOUR BRAIN ON MUSIC, by Daniel J.
> Levitin. (Plume, $15.) A
> rocker-turned-neuroscientist on the connection
> between music and human
> nature.
>
> 20. THE LANGUAGE OF GOD, by Francis S. Collins.
> (Free Press, $15.) A
> geneticist argues that faith in God and in science
> can coexist within a
> person.
>
>
>
> Also Selling
>
>
>
> 21. A WHOLE NEW MIND, by Daniel H. Pink (Riverhead)
>
> 22. LETTER TO A CHRISTIAN NATION, by Sam Harris
> (Vintage)
>
> 23. THE DEVIL IN THE WHITE CITY, by Erik Larson
> (Vintage)
>
> 24. KABUL BEAUTY SCHOOL, by Deborah Rodriguez with
> Kristin Ohlson (Random
> House)
>
> 25. MOUNTAINS BEYOND MOUNTAINS, by Tracy Kidder
> (Random House)
>
> 26. KITCHEN CONFIDENTIAL, by Anthony Bourdain
> (Harper Perennial)
>
> 27. THE BRAIN THAT CHANGES ITSELF, by Norman Doidge
> (Penguin)
>
> 28. THE END OF FAITH, by Sam Harris (Norton)
>
> 29. CHOSEN BY A HORSE, by Susan Richards (Harcourt)
>
> 30. THE END OF AMERICA, by Naomi Wolf (Chelsea
> Green)
>
> 31. LOOMING TOWER, by Lawrence Wright (Vintage)
>
> 32. LEFT TO TELL, by Immaculee Ilibagiza with Steve
> Erwin (Hay House)
>
> 33. THIS I BELIEVE, edited by Jay Allison and Dan
> Gediman with John Gregory
> and Viki Merrick (Holt)
>
> 34. THE FAITH CLUB, by Ranya Idliby, Suzanne
> Oliver, and Priscilla Warner
> (Free Press)
>
> 35. BLOOD AND THUNDER, by Hampton Sides (Anchor)
>
>
>
> Paperback Advice
>
>
>
> 1. SKINNY BITCH, by Rory Freedman and Kim Barnouin.
> (Running Press,
> $13.95.) Vegan diet advice from the world of
> modeling.
>
> 2. THE WISDOM OF MENOPAUSE, by Christiane Northrup.
> (Bantam, $20.) How
> menopause offers opportunities for renewal.
>
> 3. THE BEST LIFE DIET, by Bob Greene. (Simon &
> Schuster, $15.) A lifetime
> plan for losing weight from the man who helped
> Oprah.
>
> 4. SKINNY BITCH IN THE KITCH, by Rory Freedman and
> Kim Barnouin. (Running
> Press, $14.95.) Vegan recipes from the authors of
> ?Skinny Bitch.?
>
> 5. WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOU?RE EXPECTING, by Heidi
> Murkoff, Arlene Eisenberg
> and Sandee Hathaway. (Workman, $13.95.) Advice for
> parents-to-be. (?)
>
> 6. WOMEN?S BODIES, WOMEN?S WISDOM, by Christiane
> Northrup. (Bantam, $20.)
> Advice and information on nutrition, fertility,
> hormone replacement,
> sexuality and more. (?)
>
> 7. THE WORLD ALMANAC AND BOOK OF FACTS 2008, edited
> by C. Alan Joyce.
> (World Almanac, $12.99.) The latest edition of the
> desk reference.
>
> 8. GETTING THINGS DONE, by David Allen. (Penguin,
> $15.) A productivity
> consultant on how to keep stress at bay through
> personal organization and
> time management.
>
> 9. THE FIVE LOVE LANGUAGES, by Gary Chapman.
> (Northfield, $13.99.) How to
> communicate love in a way a spouse will understand.
>
> 10. THE PURPOSE-DRIVEN LIFE, by Rick Warren.
> (Zondervan, $14.99.) Finding
> meaning in one?s life through God. (?)
>
>
>
> Also Selling
>
>
>
> 11. THE 7 HABITS OF HIGHLY EFFECTIVE PEOPLE, by
> Stephen R. Covey (Free
> Press)
>
> 12. RICH DAD, POOR DAD, by Robert T. Kiyosaki with
> Sharon L. Lechter
> (Warner)
>
> 13. GOTCHA CAPITALISM, by Bob Sullivan (Ballantine)
>
> 14. RULES OF THE GAME, by Neil Strauss (Harper)
>
> 15. CESAR'S WAY, by Cesar Millan with Melissa Jo
> Peltier (Three Rivers)
>
>
>
>
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