Indie Bestsellers HardcoverWeek Of 01.15

Indie BestsellersHardcoverWeek of 01.15.15FICTION1. All the Light We Cannot See1. Being MortalAnthony Doerr, Scribner, 27Atul Gawande, Metropolitan, 262. Yes Please2. RedeploymentAmy Poehler, Dey Street, 28.99Phil Klay, Penguin Press, 26.953. The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up3. Gray MountainMarie Kondo, Ten Speed Press, 16.99John Grisham, Doubleday, 28.954. Can’t We Talk About Something MorePleasant?4. The GoldfinchDonna Tartt, Little Brown, 30Roz Chast, Bloomsbury, 285. The Boston Girl5. Small VictoriesAnita Diamant, Scribner, 26 Anne Lamott, Riverhead, 22.956. As Chimney Sweepers Come to DustAlan Bradley, Delacorte, 256. Not That Kind of GirlLena Dunham, Random House, 287. Killing Patton7. Station ElevenBill O’Reilly, Martin Dugard, Holt, 30Emily St. John Mandel, Knopf, 24.958. Deep Down Dark8. The Rosie EffectHector Tobar, FSG, 26Graeme Simsion, S&S, 25.999. MONEY Master the Game9. The EscapeTony Robbins, S&S, 28David Baldacci, Grand Central, 2810. Make It Ahead10. LilaIna Garten, Clarkson Potter, 35Marilynne Robinson, FSG, 2611. Everything I Need to Know I LearnedFrom a Little Golden Book11. The Bone ClocksDiane Muldrow, Golden Books, 9.99David Mitchell, Random House, 30 12. The 20/20 Diet: Turn Your WeightLoss Vision Into Reality12. The Paying GuestsSarah Waters, Riverhead, 28.95Dr. Phil McGraw, Bird Street, 26 13. Procrastinate on Purpose: 5Permissions to Multiply Your Time13. The Burning RoomMichael Connelly, Little Brown, 28 14.NONFICTIONRory Vaden, Perigee, 24.95Descent14. What If?Tim Johnston, Algonquin, 25.95Randall Munroe, Houghton Mifflin, 2415. Hope to Die15. Plenty MoreJames Patterson, Little Brown, 29Yotam Ottolenghi, Ten Speed Press, 3518. Honeydew: Stories21. America’s Bitter PillEdith Pearlman, Little Brown, 25Steven Brill, Random House, 28Other Indie FavoritesThe Bishop’s Wife: A Novel, by Mette IvieHarrison (Soho Crime, 26.95) “Linda Wallheim is the localbishop’s wife and the mother of five sons, all but one out of the house andon their own. As a Mormon, Linda has been increasingly frustrated withsome of the Church’s doctrine. While her life is busy fulfilling her dutieswith many community services and being the hostess for the ward at allhours, she chafes under the patriarchal beliefs and practices. When sheis called to care for a five-year-old girl whose mother has mysteriouslydisappeared, Linda begins to question the circumstances of the youngwife’s absence. This is a beautifully written story about a woman whosupports her husband as the bishop while recognizing that her innerconvictions might go against his will. A compelling read!” —PatriciaWorth, River Reader, Lexington, MOBased on reporting from hundreds of independent bookstores across America.Almost Famous Women: Stories, by MeganMayhew Bergman (Scribner, 25) “Bergman’s latestcollection of short stories is simply spectacular. In the traditionof her award-winning first collection, Birds of a Lesser Paradise,Bergman has given readers tales filled with achingly real, exquisitelycrafted characters who seem to leap off the page. Beautifully told,the stories provide intimate snapshots of unique, lesser-knownwomen in history, each facing life’s challenges head on—poverty andprejudice, hardship and sacrifice—bravely charging forward withoutlooking back.” —Anderson McKean, Page & Palette,Fairhope, ALCopyright American Booksellers Association. All rights reserved. Debut On the Rise

Indie BestsellersPaperbackWeek of 01.15.15FICTION1. Gone GirlGillian Flynn, Broadway, 152. The MartianAndy Weir, Broadway, 153. The Storied Life of A.J. FikryGabrielle Zevin, Algonquin, 14.954. The Rosie ProjectGraeme Simsion, S&S, 15.995. Inherent ViceThomas Pynchon, Penguin, 176. AmericanahChimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Anchor, 15.95NONFICTION1. UnbrokenLaura Hillenbrand, Random House, 162. WildCheryl Strayed,Vintage, 15.953. The Boys in the BoatDaniel James Brown, Penguin, 174. American SniperChris Kyle, Scott McEwen, Morrow, 15.995. 10% HappierDan Harris, Dey Street, 15.99 6. The Sixth Extinction: An UnnaturalHistory7. Orphan TrainElizabeth Kolbert, Picador USA, 168. The Ocean at the End of the LaneCharles Duhigg, Random House, 169. Fifty Shades of GreyBob Drury, Tom Clavin, S&S, 17Christina Baker Kline, Morrow, 14.99Neil Gaiman, Morrow, 14.99E.L. James,Vintage, 15.957. The Power of Habit8. The Heart of Everything That Is9. Brain on Fire10. Still Life With Bread CrumbsSusannah Cahalan, S&S, 1611. The Winter PeopleDavid Sedaris, Back Bay, 1712. My Brilliant FriendAmanda Ripley, S&S, 15.9913. The Strange LibraryAnn Patchett, Harper Perennial, 15.99 14. Still AliceRoxane Gay, Harper Perennial, 15.99 15. The Crane WifeBrian Kilmeade, Don Yaeger, Sentinel, 1617. Mr. Mercedes15. The World Almanac and Book of Facts2015Anna Quindlen, Random House, 16 Jennifer McMahon, Anchor, 14.95Elena Ferrante, Europa Editions, 17Haruki Murakami, Knopf, 18Lisa Genova, Gallery, 16Patrick Ness, Penguin, 16Stephen King, Gallery, 16MASS MARKET1.2.3.4. 5.6.7. 8.9.10. .orgAmerican Sniper Chris Kyle, Scott McEwen, Harper, 9.99Gone Girl Gillian Flynn, Broadway, 9.99Sycamore Row John Grisham, Dell, 9.99Bossypants Tina Fey, Reagan Arthur/Little Brown, 9Gone James Patterson, Michael Ledwidge,Vision, 10Mistress James Patterson, David Ellis,Vision, 10Inferno Dan Brown, Anchor, 9.99The Quest Nelson DeMille, Center Street, 10Sharp Objects Gillian Flynn, Broadway, 9.99The Kill Switch James Rollins, Grant Blackwood, Harper, 9.99Based on reporting from hundreds of independent bookstores across America.10. Let’s Explore Diabetes With Owls11. The Smartest Kids in the World12. This Is the Story of a Happy Marriage13. Bad Feminist14. George Washington’s Secret SixSarah Janssen (Ed.), World Almanac, 13.99Another Indie FavoriteIf Only You People Could Follow Directions:A Memoir, by Jessica Hendry Nelson(Counterpoint, 15.95) “Memory doesn’t move ina straight line. It is chaotic, digressive, and imperfect. Whilemost memoirs force life into the restrictions of straight lines,Nelson embraces the chaos by moving back and forth in time,free-associating among memories and organizing her life intoa series of essays. What could be just another memoir of afamily disintegrated by substance abuse becomes a vibrantand challenging exploration of abuse, obsession, coping, family,friendship, and self-discovery.” —Josh Cook, PorterSquare Books, Cambridge, MACopyright American Booksellers Association. All rights reserved. Debut On the Rise

Indie BestsellersChildren’s Books5. Elephant & PiggieVeronica Roth, Katherine Tegen Books4. DivergentMary Pope Osborne, Sal Murdocca (Illus.),Random House3. Magic Tree HouseJames Dashner, Delacorte2. The Maze RunnerJeff Kinney, Amulet (hardcover)1. Diary of a Wimpy KidFICTION SERIESWeek of 01.15.15ILLUSTRATEDB.J. Novak, Dial, 17.991. The Book With No Pictures2. Goodnight MoonMargaret Wise Brown, Clement Hurd (Illus.),Harper, 8.993. The Day the Crayons QuitDrew Daywalt, Oliver Jeffers (Illus.), Philomel, 17.994. The Very Hungry CaterpillarEric Carle, Putnam, 10.996. The Heroes of OlympusMo Willems, HyperionRick Riordan, Hyperion5. Once Upon an AlphabetOliver Jeffers, Philomel, 26.99Suzanne Collins, Scholastic7. Good Night, Gorilla DebutWonder for the LGBT community.” —Amber Midgett,Main Point Books, Bryn Mawr, PAHyperion, 16.99) “This is the story of abrave child who goes through a transformationaljourney of self-discovery with the help oftheatre and some caring people. Sixth-graderGrayson, who lost his parents at a young ageand now lives with his aunt and uncle, has neverfelt like he belonged anywhere. When a new girljoins his class, Grayson thinks he’s finally found afriend. He decides to try out for the upcomingplay, The Myth of Persephone. But when Graysondecides at the last minute to audition for therole of Persephone, he is unprepared for whatlies ahead, both at home and at school. This courageous book isGracefully Grayson, by Ami Polonsky (Disney-Another Indie Favorite for Ages 9 to 12All Fiction Series titles are hardcover and paperback unless noted.Brandon Sanderson, DelacorteNew in Series: Firefight10. The ReckonersJ.K. Rowling, Scholastic/Arthur A. LevineBooks9. Harry Potter8. Ivy & Bean7. The Hunger GamesHerve Tullet, Chronicle, 15.996. Press HerePeggy Rathmann, Putnam, 7.99Annie Barrows, Sophie Blackall (Illus.),Chronicle8. Where the Wild Things AreMaurice Sendak, Harper, 18.999. A New Reindeer FriendRandom House/Disney, 9.9910. Pat the BunnyDorothy Kunhardt, Golden, 9.9911. Little Blue Truck12. Frozen (Little Golden Book)Alice Schertle, Jill McElmurry (Illus.),Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 6.99Victoria Saxon, Grace Lee (Illus.), RandomHouse/Disney, 3.9913. Sam & Dave Dig a Hole14. The Snowy DayMac Barnett, Jon Klassen (Illus.), Candlewick, 16.99Ezra Jack Keats,Viking, 6.99Bill Martin, Eric Carle (Illus.), Holt, 7.9515. Brown Bear, Brown Bear, WhatDo You See? Copyright American Booksellers Association. All rights reserved.CHILDREN’S INTEREST1. The Fault in Our StarsJohn Green, Speak, 12.992. Paper TownsJohn Green, Speak, 9.993. Brown Girl DreamingJacqueline Woodson, Nancy Paulsen Books, 16.994. Unbroken (Young Adult Adaptation)5. The One and Only IvanLaura Hillenbrand, Delacorte Press, 19.99 Katherine Applegate, Patricia Castelao (Illus.),Harper, 7.996. Looking for AlaskaJohn Green, Speak, 9.997. The Book ThiefMarkus Zusak, Knopf, 12.998. If I StayGayle Forman, Speak, 10.999. Minecraft: Construction HandbookScholastic, 7.9910. WonderR.J. Palacio, Knopf, 16.9911. The GiverLois Lowry, Harcourt, 9.9912. Sisters13. Minecraft: Combat HandbookRaina Telgemeier, Graphix, 10.99All the Bright PlacesScholastic, 7.99 14.Jennifer Niven, Knopf Books for Young Readers, 17.9915. We Were LiarsE. Lockhart, Delacorte, 17.99Based on reporting from hundreds of independent bookstores across America.

Indie BestsellersFictionWeek of 01.15.15HARDCOVER1. All the Light We Cannot See1. Gone GirlAnthony Doerr, Scribner, 27Gillian Flynn, Broadway, 152. Redeployment2. The MartianPhil Klay, Penguin Press, 26.95Andy Weir, Broadway, 153. Gray Mountain3. The Storied Life of A.J. FikryJohn Grisham, Doubleday, 28.95Gabrielle Zevin, Algonquin, 14.954. The Goldfinch4. The Rosie ProjectDonna Tartt, Little Brown, 30Graeme Simsion, S&S, 15.995. The Boston Girl5. Inherent ViceAnita Diamant, Scribner, 26 7. Station ElevenEmily St. John Mandel, Knopf, 24.958. The Rosie EffectGraeme Simsion, S&S, 25.999. The EscapeDavid Baldacci, Grand Central, 2810. LilaMarilynne Robinson, FSG, 2611. The Bone ClocksDavid Mitchell, Random House, 3012. The Paying GuestsSarah Waters, Riverhead, 28.9513. The Burning RoomMichael Connelly, Little Brown, 28 Thomas Pynchon, Penguin, 176. As Chimney Sweepers Come to DustAlan Bradley, Delacorte, 2514. DescentTim Johnston, Algonquin, 25.9515. Hope to DieJames Patterson, Little Brown, 2918. Honeydew: StoriesEdith Pearlman, Little Brown, 25Based on reporting from hundreds of independent bookstores across America.PAPERBACK6. AmericanahChimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Anchor, 15.957. Orphan TrainChristina Baker Kline, Morrow, 14.998. The Ocean at the End of the LaneNeil Gaiman, Morrow, 14.999. Fifty Shades of GreyE.L. James,Vintage, 15.9510. Still Life With Bread CrumbsAnna Quindlen, Random House, 16 11.The Winter PeopleJennifer McMahon, Anchor, 14.9512. My Brilliant FriendElena Ferrante, Europa Editions, 1713. The Strange LibraryHaruki Murakami, Knopf, 18 14.Still Alice 15.The Crane WifeLisa Genova, Gallery, 16Patrick Ness, Penguin, 1617. Mr. MercedesStephen King, Gallery, 16Copyright American Booksellers Association. All rights reserved. Debut On the Rise