Best seller list highlights popular titles of the era
The New York Times lists top selling books with Winds of War and The Exorcist among the leaders, followed by The Words, Captains and the Kings, Jonathan Livingston Seagull, and other noted works. Ordered by ranking, titles include The Game, The Boys of Summer, Eleanor and Franklin, Open Marriage, and The Moon's a Balloon.
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The passage notes debate over Franklin D. Roosevelt being counted as the 32nd president due to Grover Cleveland's two terms. Some sources label him 32nd. others assign different numerical order for his presidency. The World Almanac uses the 32nd designation.
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