FICTION Last week/Weeks on list
1. The Deep End of the Ocean, 1 / 7
by Jacquelyn Mitchard
2. The Laws of Our Fathers, 6 / 2
by Scott Turow
3. Desperation, 2 / 5
by Stephen King
4. My Girl Sunday, 5 / 2
by Mary Higgins Clark
5. Executive Orders, 3 /11
by Tom Clancy
6. The Regulators, 4 / 5
by Richard Bachman
7. The Tailor of Panama, 12/ 2
by John le Carre
8. To the Hilt, 7 / 5
by Dick Francis
9. The Notebook, 8 / 3
by Nicholas Sparks
10. Jack and Jill, 9 / 8
by James Patterson
NONFICTION
1. American Tragedy, 14/ 2
by Lawrence Schiller
and James Willwerth
2. The Dilbert Principle, 1 /28
by Scott Adams
3. Slouching Towards 3 / 6
Gomorrah, by Robert H. Bork
4. Dogbert's Top-Secret 2 / 3
Management Handbook,
by Scott Adams
5. Don't Block the Blessings, 4 / 3
by Patti LaBelle
with Laura B. Randolph
6. How Good Do We Have 7 / 7
to Be?, by Harold S. Kushner
7. The Sea Hunters, 8 / 5
by Clive Cussler
and Craig Dirgo
8. Love, Lucy, 6 / 5
by Lucille Ball
with Betty Hannah
9. Angela's Ashes, 10/ 8
by Frank McCourt
10. Unlimited Access, 9 /17
by Gary Aldrich
ADVICE, HOW-TO AND MISCELLANEOUS
1. Make the Connection, 1 / 7
by Bob Greene and
Oprah Winfrey
2. Men Are From Mars, 2 /181
Women Are From Venus,
by John Gray
3. The Zone, 3 /34
by Barry Sears
with Bill Lawren
4. Simple Abundance, 4 /31
by Sara Ban Breathnach
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