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| #1 (Last Week: - • Weeks on List: 1) |
| The Wish |
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Nicholas Sparks
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| #2 (Last Week: - • Weeks on List: 1) |
| Cloud Cuckoo Land |
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Anthony Doerr
Publishers Weekly Pulitzer winner Doerr (All the Light We Cannot See) returns with a deeply affecting epic of...More |
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| #3 (Last Week: 1 • Weeks on List: 3) |
| Apples Never Fall |
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Liane Moriarty
Kirkus Australian novelist Moriarty combines domestic realism and noirish mystery in this story about the eve...More |
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| #4 (Last Week: 3 • Weeks on List: 3) |
| Harlem Shuffle |
Colson Whitehead
Publishers Weekly Two-time Pulitzer winner Whitehead (The Nickel Boys) returns with a sizzling heist novel se...More |
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| #5 (Last Week: - • Weeks on List: 1) |
| The Last Graduate |
Naomi Novik
Kirkus A teenage witch with a natural affinity for dark magic prepares to run a deadly graduation gauntlet in...More |
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| #7 (Last Week: 8 • Weeks on List: 2) |
| Bewilderment |
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Richard Powers
Kirkus A widower pursues an unusual form of neurological therapy for his son in this affecting story.Astrobio...More |
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| #8 (Last Week: - • Weeks on List: 1) |
| The Man Who Died Twice |
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Richard Osman
Publishers Weekly In Thriller Award–finalist Osman’s riveting sequel to 2020’s The Thursday...More |
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| #9 (Last Week: 5 • Weeks on List: 9) |
| Billy Summers |
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Stephen King
Publishers Weekly Ten influential black men-including Frederick Douglass, W.E.B. Du Bois, Thurgood Marshall,...More |
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NONFICTION |
| #1 (Last Week: 1 • Weeks on List: 2) |
| Peril |
Bob Woodward and Robert Costa
Publishers Weekly In his third book about the Trump presidency (following Fear and Rage), Woodward joins forc...More |
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| #2 (Last Week: 2 • Weeks on List: 2) |
| Vanderbilt |
Anderson Cooper and Katherine Howe
Kirkus The TV anchor and scion of the dynasty examines his family’s checkered past. There’s an ol...More |
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| #3 (Last Week: 3 • Weeks on List: 12) |
| American Marxism |
Mark R. Levin
Publishers Weekly Ten influential black men-including Frederick Douglass, W.E.B. Du Bois, Thurgood Marshall,...More |
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| #4 (Last Week: - • Weeks on List: 1) |
| No Cure For Being Human |
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Kate Bowler
Kirkus A chronicle of grief, hope, and courage.In 2015, when she was 35, Bowler, who teaches the history of C...More |
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| #5 (Last Week: - • Weeks on List: 1) |
| The Baseball 100 |
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Joe Posnanski
Publishers Weekly Sportswriter Posnanski (The Soul of Baseball) knocks it out of the park with this fascinati...More |
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| #6 (Last Week: - • Weeks on List: 1) |
| Unrequited Infatuations |
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Stevie Van Zandt
Publishers Weekly Ten influential black men-including Frederick Douglass, W.E.B. Du Bois, Thurgood Marshall,...More |
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| #7 (Last Week: - • Weeks on List: 1) |
| Bourdain |
Laurie Woolever
Publishers Weekly Celebrated chef and author Anthony Bourdain (1956–2018) cuts a charismatic yet enigma...More |
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| #8 (Last Week: 13 • Weeks on List: 23) |
| What Happened To You? |
Bruce D. Perry and Oprah Winfrey
Publishers Weekly Ten influential black men-including Frederick Douglass, W.E.B. Du Bois, Thurgood Marshall,...More |
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| #9 (Last Week: - • Weeks on List: 1) |
| Rationality |
Steven Pinker
Library Journal Features editor and a tech reporter at Bloomberg Businessweek, Chafkin tells the story of The...More |
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| #10 (Last Week: 11 • Weeks on List: 50) |
| Greenlights |
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Matthew McConaughey
Publishers Weekly Ten influential black men-including Frederick Douglass, W.E.B. Du Bois, Thurgood Marshall,...More |
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