FICTION Last week/Weeks on list
1. Cell, 1/2
by Stephen King
2. The Da Vinci Code, 2/150
by Dan Brown (illustrated edition)
3. Memory in Death, 2/2
by J.D. Robb
4. Gone, 4/1
by Lisa Gardner
5. The Last Templar, 5/3
by Raymond Khoury
6. The Hostage, 4/5
by W.E.B. Griffin
7. Outbound Flight, 7/1
by Timothy Zahn
8. The Hunt Club, 8/2
by John Lescroart
9. At First Sight, 9/16
by Nicholas Sparks
10. The Cat Who Dropped 10/4
a Bombshell,
by Lilian Jackson Braun
NONFICTION
1. Marley and Me, 1/16
by John Grogan
2. The World is Flat, 2/44
by Thomas Friedman
3. My Friend Leonard, 3/18
by James Frey
4. Freakonomics, 4/43
by Steven Levitt
and Stephen Dubner
5. For Laci, 5/5
by Sharon Rocha
6. The Year of Magical Thinking, 6/18
by Joan Didion
7. You're Wearing That? 9/2
by Deborah Tannen
8. Night, 8/3
by Elie Wiesel
9. Our Endangered Values, 9/14
by Jimmy Carter
10. Teacher Man, 10/12
by Frank McCourt
ADVICE, HOW-TO
AND MISCELLANEOUS
1. Natural Cures "They" Don't 1/31
Want you to Know About,
by Kevin Trudeau
2. If You Could See What I See, 2/1
by Sylvia Browne
3. The Purpose-Driven Life, 3/160
by Rick Warren
4. Your Best Life Now, 4/67
by Joel Osteen
5. You: The Owners's Manual, 5/27
by Michael F. Roizen
and Mehmet C. Oz
PAPERBACK FICTION
1. The Closers, 1/1
by Michael Connelly
2. Cordina's Royal Family:
Gabriella and Alexander, 2/1
by Nora Roberts
3. Impossible, 3/1
by Danielle Steel
4. The Broker, 4/11
by John Gresham
5. Crazy in Love, 5/1
by Luanne Rice
PAPERBACK NONFICTION
1. Night, 1/3
by Elie Wiesel
2. A Million Little Pieces, 2/20
by James Frey
3. The Glass Castle, 3/4
by Jeannette Walls
4. In Cold Blood, 4/51
by Truman Capote
5. Confessions of 5/5
an Economic Hit Man,
by John Perkins
PAPERBACK ADVICE,
HOW-TO AND MISCELLANEOUS
1. 365: No Repeats, 1/14
by Rachel Ray
2. The South Beach Diet, 2/36
by Arthur Agatston
3. What to Expect When 3/251
You're Expecting,
by Heidi Murkoff, Arlene Eisenberg
and Sandee Hathaway
4. The Biggest Loser, 4/7
by Maggie Greenwood
5. Rich Dad, Poor Dad, 5/265
by Robert T. Kiyosaki
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