Indie Bestsellers HardcoverWeek Of 04.08

Indie BestsellersHardcoverWeek of 04.08.20FICTIONNONFICTION1. The Splendid and the Vile1. The Glass HotelErik Larson, Crown, 32Emily St.John Mandel, Knopf, 26.952. Untamed2. The Mirror & the LightGlennon Doyle, The Dial Press, 28Hilary Mantel, Holt, 303. The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and theHorse3. The Night WatchmanLouise Erdrich, Harper, 28.99Charlie Mackesy, HarperOne, 22.994. Writers & Lovers4. EducatedLily King, Grove Press, 27Tara Westover, Random House, 285. The Dutch House5. Talking to StrangersAnn Patchett, Harper, 27.99Malcolm Gladwell, Little Brown, 306. Where the Crawdads Sing6. Nothing FancyDelia Owens, Putnam, 26Alison Roman, Clarkson Potter, 32.507. American Dirt Jeanine Cummins, Flatiron Books, 27.99Jonathan Karl, Dutton, 288. The City We Became8. Nobody Will Tell You This But MeN.K. Jemisin, Orbit, 28 Bess Kalb, Knopf, 25.959. Valentine9. The BodyElizabeth Wetmore, Harper, 26.99Bill Bryson, Doubleday, 3010. My Dark Vanessa Kate Elizabeth Russell, Morrow, 27.9911. Recollections of My NonexistenceKiley Reid, Putnam, 26Rebecca Solnit,Viking, 2612. Deacon King Kong12. The Yellow HouseJames McBride, Riverhead Books, 28Sarah M. Broom, Grove Press, 2613. In Five Years13. Maybe You Should Talk to SomeoneRebecca Serle, Atria, 27Lori Gottlieb, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2814. The Giver of Stars14. How to Do NothingJojo Moyes, Pamela Dorman Books, 28Jenny Odell, Melville House, 25.9915. The Boy from the Woods15. Lady in WaitingHarlan Coben, Grand Central, 29Anne Glenconner, Hachette Books, 28IndiesIntroducereleased from prison and has asked her daughter for temporaryshelter. Despite having been the target of her mother’s abuse,Rose Gold decides to give it a try. Has she really forgiven hermother for past crimes? This is a roller coaster of a story! Lovedit!” —Marcia Vanderford, Vanderford’s Books &Office Products, Sandpoint, IDBased on reporting from hundreds of independent bookstores across America.10. How to Be an ArtistJerry Saltz, Riverhead Books, 2211. Such a Fun AgeOther Indie FavoritesDarling Rose Gold: A Novel, by StephanieWrobel (Berkley, 26) “Rose Gold’s mother is being7. Front Row at the Trump ShowBeheld: A Novel, by TaraShea Nesbit(Bloomsbury Publishing, 26) “Beheld is a story of thePilgrims and Puritans, the beginning of the Plymouth colony, and thefirst murder that occurred there. It’s a fascinating look at family, love,the importance of friendship, corruption, and human behavior. I havenot read many books that take place during this time period but thisone, which is primarily told from the voices of two women, is justfantastic!” —Kathy Morrison, Newtown Bookshop,Newtown, PACopyright American Booksellers Association. All rights reserved. Debut

Indie BestsellersPaperbackWeek of 04.08.20FICTIONNONFICTION1. Little Fires Everywhere1. Wow, No Thank You.Samantha Irby,Vintage, 15.95Celeste Ng, Penguin, 172. Say Nothing2. The OverstoryPatrick Radden Keefe, Anchor, 16.95Richard Powers, Norton, 18.953. A Woman of No Importance3. Normal PeopleSonia Purnell, Penguin, 18Sally Rooney, Hogarth, 174. Braiding Sweetgrass4. Daisy Jones & The SixRobin Wall Kimmerer, Milkweed Editions, 18Taylor Jenkins Reid, Ballantine, 175. Sapiens5. Station ElevenYuval Noah Harari, Harper Perennial, 24.99Emily St. John Mandel,Vintage, 16.956. Born a Crime6. The Tattooist of AuschwitzTrevor Noah, Spiegel & Grau, 18Heather Morris, Harper, 16.997. Leadership: In Turbulent Times7. A Gentleman in MoscowDoris Kearns Goodwin, S&S, 18Amor Towles, Penguin, 178. The Library Book8. Wolf HallSusan Orlean, S&S, 16.999. Midnight in ChernobylHilary Mantel, Picador, 18Adam Higginbotham, S&S, 199. Girl, Woman, Other10. InheritanceBernardine Evaristo, Grove Press/Black Cat, 17Dani Shapiro, Anchor, 16.9510. American Spy11. Just MercyLauren Wilkinson, Random House, 17Bryan Stevenson, Spiegel & Grau, 1711. The Woman in the Window12. HBR’s 10 Must Reads on MentalToughnessA.J. Finn, Morrow, 16.9912. The Island of Sea WomenHarvard Business Review Press, 24.95Lisa See, Scribner, 1813. Bad Blood13. The RiverJohn Carreyrou,Vintage, 16.95Peter Heller,Vintage, 16 14. D-Day Girls14. The PlagueAlbert Camus,Vintage, 1515. Red, White & Royal BlueCasey McQuiston, St. Martin’s Griffin, 16.99.orgSarah Rose, Broadway Books, 18 15. The Great Influenza: The Story of theDeadliest Pandemic in HistoryJohn M. Barry, Penguin, 19MASS MARKET1. The Flight Attendant Chris Bohjalian,Vintage, 9.992. The Reckoning John Grisham, Dell, 9.993. Little Fires Everywhere Celeste Ng, Penguin, 9.994. Tom Clancy Oath of Office Marc Cameron, Berkley, 9.995. Dune Frank Herbert, Ace, 10.996. Liar Liar James Patterson, Candice Fox, Grand Central, 9.997. Camino Island John Grisham, Dell, 9.998. Celtic Empire Clive Cussler, Dirk Cussler, Putnam, 9.999. The Couple Next Door Shari Lapena, Penguin, 9.9910. 1984 George Orwell, Signet, 9.99Based on reporting from hundreds of independent bookstores across America.Another Indie FavoriteThe Honey Bus: A Memoir of Loss, Courageand a Girl Saved by Bees, by Meredith May(Park Row, 16.99) “I loved this perfect memoir so muchthat I read it twice and already know that it will be one of myfavorites of the year. Meredith May learns to withstand pain, loss,and grief through the lessons her beloved grandfather teachesher. Grandpa shows May and her brother love, patience, andunderstanding using honeybees as an example of how to surviveand thrive in a confusing world. I cannot wait to put this moving,emotionally compelling memoir into many hands this spring!”—Diane Grumhaus, Lake Forest Book Store, LakeForest, ILCopyright American Booksellers Association. All rights reserved. Debut

Indie BestsellersChildren’sWeek of 04.08.20EARLY & MIDDLE GRADE READERS1. The Miraculous Journey of EdwardTulane1. Stamped: Racism, Antiracism, and YouJason Reynolds, Ibram X. Kendi, Little, Brown Booksfor Young Readers, 18.99Kate DiCamillo, Bagram Ibatoulline (Illus.),Candlewick, 6.992. One of Us Is Lying2. New Kid Jerry Craft, Harper, 12.993. GutsKaren M. McManus, Delacorte Press, 17.993. One of Us Is NextKaren M. McManus, Delacorte Press, 19.99Raina Telgemeier, Graphix, 12.994. The Book Thief4. Prairie LotusMarkus Zusak, Knopf Books for Young Readers, 14.99Linda Sue Park, Clarion Books, 16.995. The One and Only Ivan5. Dragon HoopsKatherine Applegate, Patricia Castelao (Illus.),Harper, 8.99Gene Luen Yang, First Second, 24.996. The Magician’s ElephantKate DiCamillo,Yoko Tanaka (Illus.), Candlewick, 6.997. Charlotte’s Web6. The Hate U GiveAngie Thomas, Balzer Bray, 18.997. The Fountains of SilenceRuta Sepetys, Philomel Books, 18.998. Chain of GoldE.B. White, Harper, 8.998. Because of Winn-DixieCassandra Clare, Margaret K. McElderry Books, 24.99Kate DiCamillo, Candlewick, 7.999. American Royals9. Raymie NightingaleKatharine McGee, Random House Books for YoungReaders, 18.99Kate DiCamillo, Candlewick, 7.9910. InvestiGators10. Yes No Maybe SoJohn Patrick Green, First Second, 9.99Becky Albertalli, Aisha Saeed, Balzer Bray, 19.9911. The Phantom TollboothNorton Juster, Jules Feiffer (Illus.),Yearling, 7.9912. Smile11. A Good Girl’s Guide to MurderHolly Jackson, Delacorte Press, 17.9912. The Prince and the DressmakerRaina Telgemeier, Graphix, 10.99Jen Wang, First Second, 16.9913. The Tale of Despereaux13. The OutsidersKate DiCamillo, Timothy Basil Ering (Illus.),Candlewick, 7.99S.E. Hinton, Speak, 1014. Hatchet14. Almost American Girl: An IllustratedMemoir15. Bug Boys15. The GiverGary Paulsen, Drew Willis (Illus.), Simon &Schuster Books for Young Readers, 9.99 YOUNG ADULTRobin Ha, Balzer Bray, 12.99Laura Knetzger, Random House Graphic, 13.99Lois Lowry, HMH Books for Young Readers, 9.99For Ages 9 to 12Bloom (The Overthrow, Book 1), by KennethOppel (Knopf Books for Young Readers, 16.99)For Teen ReadersFoul Is Fair, by Hannah Capin (Wednesday Books, 18.99) “Featuring a razor-sharp take on Lady Macbeth, this book isPetunia’s Place, Fresno, CASilva Wright, Phoenix Books, Burlington, VT“A destructive plant begins to invade the entire planet. Bloomsfollow and throw off deadly toxic pollen. Enormous sinkholesemerge, endangering lives and swallowing buildings. Strangely, threeteenagers appear to be immune to the effects of the deadly plant.Why? What do they have in common? Can they figure out how todestroy the plant? Just as their efforts are gaining ground and successis assumed, the book ends and leaves the reader breathlessly waitingfor the sequel. A book not to be missed!” —Jean Fennacy,Based on reporting from hundreds of independent bookstores across America.gripping. In the rise of antihero narratives in pop culture, this deservesto be up there with some of our favorites. It’s cathartic to see karmacome around in the form of our protagonist, Jade. For Shakespearefans, all of the nods to the original play are clever. Hannah Capingets the balance just right between the source material and her ownunique vision. As a tale of revenge, Foul Is Fair soars. No matter whathappens in the book, we are always rooting for the girls.” —SofiaCopyright American Booksellers Association. All rights reserved. Debut

Indie BestsellersChildren’sWeek of 04.08.20CHILDREN’S ILLUSTRATED1. Dog Man (hardcover)1. The Good Egg Presents: The GreatEggscape!Dav Pilkey, GraphixJory John, Pete Oswald (Illus.), Harper, 10.992. Harry Potter2. Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!J.K. Rowling, Scholastic/Arthur A. Levine BooksMo Willems, Hyperion, 16.993. Wings of Fire3. Dragons Love TacosAdam Rubin, Daniel Salmieri (Illus.), Dial, 16.994. In a Jar Deborah Marcero, G.P. Putnam’s SonsBooks for Young Readers, 17.995. Grandma’s Gardens Hillary Clinton, Chelsea Clinton, CarmeLemniscates (Illus.), Philomel Books, 18.99Tui T. Sutherland, Scholastic4. Magic Tree HouseMary Pope Osborne, Sal Murdocca (Illus.), RandomHouse5. Elephant & Piggie (hardcover)Mo Willems, Hyperion6. The Very Hungry Caterpillar6. The Bad GuysEric Carle, Putnam, 10.99Aaron Blabey, Scholastic7. Pete the Cat: Five Little Bunnies CHILDREN’S SERIES7. Percy Jackson and the OlympiansJames Dean, Kimberly Dean, Harper, 9.998. The Box TurtleRick Riordan, HyperionVanessa Roeder, Dial Books, 17.999. Llama Llama Easter Egg Anna Dewdney,Viking Books for Young Readers, 5.998. Who Was/Is.? (paperback)Diane Bailey, et al., Penguin Workshop9. Diary of a Wimpy Kid (hardcover)10. Goodnight Moon Margaret Wise Brown,Jeff Kinney, AmuletClement Hurd (Illus.), Harper, 8.9911. The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt,Oliver Jeffers (Illus.), Philomel, 17.9910. Mercy WatsonKate DiCamillo, Chris Van Dusen (Illus.), Candlewick12. Little Blue Truck’s SpringtimeAlice Schertle, Jill McElmurry (Illus.), HMH Booksfor Young Readers, 12.99 13. Peanut Goes for the Gold Jonathan VanNess, Gillian Reid (Illus.), Harper, 18.9914. Pete the Cat: Big Easter AdventureAll Fiction Series titles are hardcover and paperback unless noted.James Dean, Kimberly Dean, Harper, 10.9915. Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What DoYou See? Bill Martin, Eric Carle (Illus.), HenryHolt and Co. (BYR), 8.99For Ages 4 to 8Vote for Our Future!, by MargaretMcNamara, Micah Player (Illus.) (Schwartz &Wade, 17.99) “Your vote counts—just ask the studentsat Stanton Elementary School, who are making their voicesheard and working hard to get out the vote. Vote for Our Future!explains the voting process in vivid illustrations and language thatchildren—and adults!—can easily understand. An important andtimely book that would work well in an elementary classroomand with parents who want to discuss this topic with theirchildren.” —Judy Hayes, Kids Ink Children’sBookstore, Indianapolis, INBased on reporting from hundreds of independent bookstores across America.Copyright American Booksellers Association. All rights reserved. Debut