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| #1 (Last Week: 1 • Weeks on List: 9) |
| The Women |
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Kristin Hannah
Kirkus A young woman’s experience as a nurse in Vietnam casts a deep shadow over her life. When we lear...More |
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| #2 (Last Week: - • Weeks on List: 1) |
| Table For Two |
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Amor Towles
Publishers Weekly Bestseller Towles (The Lincoln Highway) returns with an enchanting collection of stories ab...More |
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| #3 (Last Week: 2 • Weeks on List: 48) |
| Fourth Wing |
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Rebecca Yarros
Book list Basgiath War College trains healers, scribes, infantry, or dragon riders to protect Navarre from vi...More |
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| #4 (Last Week: 3 • Weeks on List: 22) |
| Iron Flame |
Rebecca Yarros
Kirkus A young Navarrian woman faces even greater challenges in her second year at dragon-riding school. Viol...More |
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| #5 (Last Week: 5 • Weeks on List: 3) |
| James |
Percival Everett
Publishers Weekly As in his classic novel Erasure, Everett portrays in this ingenious retelling of The Advent...More |
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| #6 (Last Week: 4 • Weeks on List: 3) |
| The #1 Lawyer |
James Patterson and Nancy Allen
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| #7 (Last Week: 7 • Weeks on List: 33) |
| The Heaven & Earth Grocery Store |
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James McBride
Publishers Weekly National Book Award winner McBride (Deacon King Kong) tells a vibrant tale of Chicken Hill,...More |
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| #8 (Last Week: - • Weeks on List: 1) |
| She's Not Sorry |
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Mary Kubica
Kirkus In trying to do the right thing, a woman puts herself and her family in danger—and is forced to ...More |
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| #9 (Last Week: - • Weeks on List: 1) |
| City In Ruins |
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Don Winslow
Kirkus The dramatic conclusion to the trilogy about two New England crime families begun in City on Fire (202...More |
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| #10 (Last Week: 9 • Weeks on List: 45) |
| Remarkably Bright Creatures |
Shel Van Pelt
Library Journal DEBUT Marcellus, a giant Pacific octopus living in the Puget Sound's Sowell Bay Aquarium,...More |
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| #1 (Last Week: 1 • Weeks on List: 2) |
| The Anxious Generation |
Jonathan Haidt
Book list Portable telephones were originally celebrated as a way to stay connected to friends and family. Bu...More |
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| #2 (Last Week: 2 • Weeks on List: 2) |
| Age Of Revolutions |
Fareed Zakaria
Kirkus Of revolutions good and bad, born of intentions good and evil. In this wide-ranging historical survey,...More |
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| #3 (Last Week: 8 • Weeks on List: 50) |
| The Wager |
David Grann
Book list A new account of the Wager Mutiny, in which a shipwrecked and starving British naval crew abandoned...More |
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| #4 (Last Week: - • Weeks on List: 1) |
| The False White Gospel |
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Jim Wallis
Publishers Weekly In this ardent manifesto, Wallis (Christ in Crisis?), director of the Center on Faith and J...More |
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| #5 (Last Week: - • Weeks on List: 1) |
| Never Leave The Dogs Behind |
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Brianna Madia
Kirkus The author of Nowhere for Very Long returns with a tale about how solitude and dogs can heal wounds. M...More |
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| #6 (Last Week: 6 • Weeks on List: 78) |
| I'm Glad My Mom Died |
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Jennette McCurdy
Book list As a child actor, McCurdy tried to make herself fit her mother’s version of perfection. Bit b...More |
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| #7 (Last Week: 9 • Weeks on List: 54) |
| Outlive |
Peter Attia with Bill Gifford
Publishers Weekly This rigorous debut by physician Attia dispenses guidance on living longer while staying he...More |
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| #10 (Last Week: 10 • Weeks on List: 2) |
| Nuclear War |
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Annie Jacobsen
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