National best sellers list snapshot for fiction and nonfic
A compiled National Best-Sellers list from Publishers Weekly shows top fiction titles led by Clinton and Patterson with The President's Daughter and includes Sooley by Grisham and Malibu Rising by Reid. Nonfiction entries feature Killing the Mob by O'Reilly and Dugard and Hormone Intelligence by Romm among others.
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Clinton/ Patterson
Golden Girl
Hilderbrand
Sooley” Grisham
Dave
Malibu
Reid
Tom Clancy
Bentley
Midnight Library
Haig
Legacy” Roberts
O’reilly
Local Best-Sellers List Highlights Diverse Reads
A Cedar Rapids edition features top titles across fiction and non-fiction. Notable entries include For the Wolf by Whitten, They Both Die at the End by Silvera, Siege and Storm by Bardugo, Shadow and Bone, Birds of Iowa Field Guide by Tekiela, The Land of Boar by McLachlan, The Song of Achilles by Miller, Golden Girl, and Iowa State Parks by Conard Barnes & Noble.
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Clinton/ Patterson
Wolf” Whitten
Silvera
Bardugo
Birds of Iowa
Tekiela
Boar” McLachlan
Song of
Achilles” Miller
Golden Girl
Hilderbrand
Iowa State
Conard
Should We Stay or Should We Go by Lionel Shriver review
Wendy Smith reviews Lionel Shriver’s Should We Stay or Should We Go a satire about a British couple Kay and Cyril Wilkinson agreeing to a pact in 1991 Lam beth South London after a funeral. The novel follows their three decades across dramatic health care stakes and personal loyalty with blunt unsentimental tone.
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Lionel Shriver
Kevin
Shriver
Mexico
U.S
Kay
Cyril
Cyril Wilkinson
Lambeth
London
Sadeau
National Health Service
Right Here Right Now Life Stories From Death Row
A review of Lynden Harris editored collection featuring over 100 first person stories from death row inmates. It traces childhood abuse poverty and violence shaping lives and argues against judging solely by actions while highlighting racial disparities in death row demographics.
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America’s Death Row
America
Death Row
Lynden Harris
Rose
Derek Chauvin
Minneapolis
George Floyd
Robyn Weintraub's Times crossword puzzle debut
Robyn Weintraub of Rye Brook New York crafts a themeless Sunday crossword for The New York Times. The puzzle blends twisty clues with conversational entries, featuring a diverse set of named entities and geographic references.
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THE
NEW York Times Sunday Crossword
CLIO
Robyn Weintraub
Will Short
Rye Brook
N.Y
League of Women Voters
the Times
Robyn
W.S
New York Times
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