National best sellers list overview from Publisher's Weekly
A categorized list of top 10 fiction and top 10 non fiction titles with authors. Notable entries include Sycamore Row by Grisham and The Goldfinch by Tartt in fiction and Killing Jesus by O'Reilly/Dugard and David and Goliath by Gladwell in non fiction.
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Grisham
Krauthammer
Jesus” O'Reilly/Dugard
Daniel Plan
Warren
David and
Goliath” Gladwell
von Tobel
Shred” Smith
Jim Cramer
Cramer
George Washington
Kilmeade
Gang Sha
Drummond
Local Best-Sellers Roundup From Cedar Rapids Store
A Cedar Rapids Barnes & Noble list highlights best selling titles across fiction and nonfiction. Notable items include The LEGO Movie Junior Novel, The Book Thief, Allegiant, Things That Matter, and Takedown Twenty with varied authors and editions.
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Muldrow
Krauthammer
Howard
Zusak
Patterson
Isabelle
Evanovich
Command Authority
Clancy
Community Reading Events and Book Club Gatherings in Cedar Rapids Area
A schedule of literary events runs 4 to 6 p.m. at New Bo Books and CSPS Gallery featuring labyrinth introductions led by Veriditas facilitators Leslee Sandberg and Marion Patterson, a book talk with Sandberg and Mary Ann Peters, and an indoor labyrinth walk. Freewill donation events include Craft Book Club at Barnes & Noble discussing Fold Me Up 100 Paper Fortune Tellers. Evening groups meet at Barnes & Noble and Ladd Library to discuss titles by DeMille Bohjalian Hines Brunt and Woodrell with dates in Cedar Rapids Coralville and Iowa City.
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New Bo Books
Third St
Cedar Rapids
CSPS
Veriditas
Leslee Sandberg
Marion Patterson
Sandberg
Mary Ann Peters
Freewill
Craft Book Club
Barnes & Noble Bookseller
Collins Rd
Michelle Taute
Ladd Library
Williams Blvd
Eden
Chris Bohjalian
Great New Writers Book Group
Carol Rifka Brunt
Buckley
Amazon.com
Gmail.com
Prairie Lights
Iowa City
Two Miles An Hour by Buckley recounts walking tales
Marion author Buckley crafts a warm travel memoir of walks in the United States and the British Isles. He describes gear weather lodging and encounters with memorable locals and fellow trekkers highlighting hospitality and landscape. Autographed copies available via email.
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British Isles
Buckley
Ophelia
United States
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
The Visionist Review Reveals Shaker Faith and Flawed Drama
Laura Farmer critiques Rachel Urquhart's debut The Visionist set in 1842 City of Hope Shaker community. Told by Charity Polly Kimball and Simon Pryor, the book explores faith connections, visions, and a fatal blaze but suffers slow pace and overcomplicated plots. The Shaker world and historical details stand out more than the characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Urquhart
The
City of
Hope
Sister Charity
Polly Kimball
Simon Pryor
Polly
Urquhart
Charity
Spector
Pryor
Shakers
Orfeo review captures a era in Powers novel study
Rob Cline examines Orfeo by Richard Powers, tracing its fusion of science and art, the flight from Homeland Security, and the late career quest of composer Eli Els. The piece highlights avant-garde music passages, historical tensions from Nixon to terrorism, and themes of love, resilience, and connectedness in a haunted era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ichard Powers
Orfeo
Peter Els
Homeland Security
Eli
Powers
Els
Nixon
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Robert Buckley
the Visionist
Laura Farmer
Rob Cline
Fens
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Aspen Dental
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Google Nexus
Iowa Prep Sports
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