IRS Weekly Best-Sellers Hardback and Paperbacks List
The weekly list ranks top hardback fiction and nonfiction from major publishers. It features James Patterson, Lee Child, John Sandford, David Baldacci, and Michael Chabon among authors, with notable nonfiction titles by Walter Isaacson, Christopher Hitchens, and Ishmael Beah listed across mass market and trade paperbacks.
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James Patterson
Maxine Pantro
Little Brown and Company
Lee Child
Delacorte
John Sandford
Putnam
David Baldacci
Grand Central Publishing
Yiddish Policemen’s Union
Michael Chabon
HarperCollins
Hurin
Jar Tolkien
Christopher Tolkien
Houghton Mifflin
Einstein
Walter Isaacson
Simon & Schuster
Conn Faguiden
Hallgguiden
Collins
Christopher Hitchens
Barbara Kingsolver
Camille Kingsolver
Steven L. Hopp
T.D. Jakes
Atria
Ishmael Beach
Farrar, Straus & Giroux
CIA
George Tenet
Jesus of Nazareth
Pope Benedict XVI
Doubleday
America
Michael R. Beschloss
Lee Iacocca
Scribner
Timothy J. Koegel
Greenleaf Book Group Press
Husband
Dean Koontz
Bantam
Susannah's Garden
Debbie Macomber
Mira
Berkley
Linda Howard
Ballantine Books
Mary Higgins Clark
Pocket
J.D. Robb
Sandra Brown
Warner Books
Brad Meltzer
Warner
Patricia Cornwell
Jonathan Kellerman
Janet Evanovich
Leanne Banks
St. Martin's Paperbacks
Stuart Woods
Signet
Sara Gruen
Algonquin
Cormac McCarthy
Vintage
Kim Edwards
Penguin
Maxine Paetro
Italy
India
Indonesia
Elizabeth Gilbert
Irene Nemirovsky
Malcolm Gladwell
Back Bay Books
Glass Castle
Jeannette Walls
Heaven
Don Piper
Cecil Murphey
Revell
Khaled Hosseini
Riverhead
Nathaniel Philbrick
Paulo Coelho
Harper
Emily Giffin
St. Martin's Griffin
Little Brown
Back Bay
Jesus and the Culture Wars: Reclaiming the Lord's Prayer
The Rev Cr Conner presents a theological study of separation of church and state through the Lord's Prayer. Odessa cites as a resource amid local controversies from the Ten Commandments monument to Bible classes in high schools. Conner, a former Odessa pastor, writes from St Paul Minnesota with a planned second book on Negro spirituals.
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Jesus
Cr. Conner
Tate Publishing
Tatepublishing.com
Odessa
Music City
America
Tevcconner.com
C.u. Conner
St. Paul, Minn
Lutheran Church of the Risen Lord
Conner
Sea Lady echoes hearts and histories in Drabble tone
Margaret Drabble’s The Sea Lady traces Humphrey Clark and Ailsa Kelman, two English sixty somethings, meeting at an Ornemouth university as they receive honorary degrees. The novel moves through flashbacks and foreshadowings detailing their childhood bond, a harsh marriage, and evolving character arcs amid a dark secret involving a possible past assault.
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Margaret Drabble
Harcourt
Drabble
Humphrey Clark
Ailsa Kelman
Ornemouth
North Sea
Humphrey
Ailsa
Sandy Cleg
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