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Indie BestsellersHardcoverWeek of 03.23.16FICTION1. All the Light We Cannot See1. When Breath Becomes Air2. The Girl on the Train2. The Life-Changing Magic of TidyingUpAnthony Doerr, Scribner, 27Paul Kalanithi, Random House, 25Paula Hawkins, Riverhead, 26.953. The NightingaleMarie Kondo, Ten Speed Press, 16.99Kristin Hannah, St. Martin’s, 27.993. Between the World and Me4. My Name Is Lucy BartonTa-Nehisi Coates, Spiegel & Grau, 24Elizabeth Strout, Random House, 264. The Immortal Irishman5. The Swans of Fifth AvenueTimothy Egan, Houghton Mifflin, 28Melanie Benjamin, Delacorte, 285. The Road to Little Dribbling6. The Waters of Eternal YouthBill Bryson, Doubleday, 28.95Donna Leon, Atlantic Monthly Press, 266. Dark Money7. Fates and FuriesJane Mayer, Doubleday, 29.95Lauren Groff, Riverhead, 27.957. Spark Joy8. The Ancient MinstrelMarie Kondo, Ten Speed Press, 18.99Jim Harrison, Grove Press, 25 8. Being Mortal9. At the Edge of the OrchardAtul Gawande, Metropolitan, 26Tracy Chevalier,Viking, 279. Originals10. Off the GridAdam Grant,Viking, 27C.J. Box, Putnam, 27 10. In Other Words11. Private ParisJames Patterson, Mark Sullivan, Little Brown, 2811. Seven Brief Lessons on Physics13. Innocents and Others12. Smarter Faster Better14. The Gangster13. Gratitude15. For a Little While14. Notorious RBG17. Spill Simmer Falter Wither15. Modern RomanceCarlo Rovelli, Riverhead, 18Charles Duhigg, Random House, 28Dana Spiotta, Scribner, 25Oliver Sacks, Knopf, 17Clive Cussler, Justin Scott, Putnam, 29 Jhumpa Lahiri, Knopf, 26.9512. The TravelersChris Pavone, Crown, 27 NONFICTIONIrin Carmon, Shana Knizhnik, Dey Street, 19.99Rick Bass, Little Brown, 28Sara Baume, Houghton Mifflin, 23Aziz Ansari, Penguin Press, 28.95IndiesIntroduceOther Indie FavoritesThe Passenger: A Novel, by Lisa Lutz (Simon &Schuster, 25.99) “Thrilling and impossible to put down, this isA Man Lies Dreaming: A Novel, by Lavie Tidhar(Melville House, 25.95) “Tidhar’s brilliant novel channelsMcFarlane, Fiction Addiction, Greenville, SCMain Point Books, Bryn Mawr, PAthe sharp, witty, and often sassy story of a woman, variously knownas Norah/Jo/Tanya/Amelia/Debra/et al., on the run from events in herpast for which she claims innocence. Her only chance of freedomis to run, and while running she changes identities and adds newtroubles almost faster than readers can keep track. A meeting witha mysterious woman named Blue puts her on a new path, one thathopefully will lead her home and give her a chance to finally clearher name. Fast-paced and full of unexpected obstacles, this is aroller-coaster ride of a read you don’t want to miss.” —NancyBased on reporting from hundreds of independent bookstores across America.pulp fiction conventions to grapple with the horrors of theHolocaust. In its opening pages, readers are dropped into late 1930sEngland, where Oswald Mosley is about to become prime ministerand Hitler, whose Nazi party was defeated by the Communists, isa down-at-the-heels private investigator, a sad and tortured littleman. As it turns out, this alternate history is a fever dream of aprisoner at Auschwitz. Who is to say that turning the powerful intothe defeated—even as a fantasy—isn’t an important tool in copingwith brutality and dehumanization?” —Anmiryam Budner,Copyright American Booksellers Association. All rights reserved. Debut On the Rise

Indie BestsellersPaperbackWeek of 03.23.16FICTIONNONFICTION1. My Brilliant Friend1. H Is for Hawk2. Brooklyn2. Alexander Hamilton3. A Little Life3. You Are a Badass4. Me Before You4. The Boys in the BoatHelen Macdonald, Grove Press, 16Elena Ferrante, Europa Editions, 17Ron Chernow, Penguin, 20Colm Tóibín, Scribner, 15Jen Sincero, Running Press, 16Hanya Yanagihara, Anchor, 17Daniel James Brown, Penguin, 17Jojo Moyes, Penguin, 165. A Man Called Ove5. The Big ShortFredrik Backman, Washington Square Press, 166. The RevenantMichael Punke, Picador USA, 167. EuphoriaLily King, Grove Press, 168. The Buried GiantKazuo Ishiguro,Vintage, 169. The Story of a New NameElena Ferrante, Europa Editions, 18Michael Lewis, Norton, 15.956. Whiskey Tango FoxtrotKim Barker, Anchor, 15.957. Yes PleaseAmy Poehler, Dey Street, 16.998. On the MoveOliver Sacks,Vintage, 16.959. HBR’s 10 Must Reads on EmotionalIntelligenceHarvard Business School Press, 24.9510. The Whites10. The Mindfulness Coloring Book11. The Martian11. Harry Potter Coloring BookRichard Price, Picador USA, 16Andy Weir, Broadway, 1512. The RumorElin Hilderbrand, Back Bay, 16.9913. DescentTim Johnston, Algonquin, 15.9514. The Good GirlMary Kubica, Mira, 14.9515. RoomEmma Donoghue, Back Bay, 16.9918. The Night SisterJennifer McMahon, Anchor, 15.95MASS MARKET1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.orgThe Stranger Harlan Coben, Dutton, 9.99Memory Man David Baldacci,Vision, 9.99Gray Mountain John Grisham, Dell, 9.99The Fifth Gospel Ian Caldwell, Pocket, 9.99The Liar Nora Roberts, Jove, 7.99The Martian Andy Weir, Broadway, 9.99To Kill a Mockingbird Harper Lee, Grand Central, 9.99The Assassin Clive Cussler, Justin Scott, Putnam, 9.99Invisible James Patterson, David Ellis,Vision, 9.99I1/22/63 Stephen King, Pocket, 9.99Based on reporting from hundreds of independent bookstores across America.Emma Farrarons, Experiment, 9.95Scholastic, 15.9912. 13 HoursMitchell Zuckoff, Twelve, 16.9913. We Should All Be FeministsChimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Anchor, 7.9514. MissoulaJon Krakauer, Anchor, 16.9515. Doctor Who Coloring BookPrice Stern Sloan, 14.9919. The Residence: Inside the PrivateWorld of the White HouseKate Andersen Brower, Harper, 15.99Another Indie FavoriteMargaret the First: A Novel, by DanielleDutton (Catapult, 15.95) “Dutton’s novel takesthe already extraordinary life of Margaret Cavendish—17thcentury natural philosopher, Duchess of Newcastle, and authorof The Blazing World—and transforms it into a stunning workof historical fiction. With women in the sciences a hot issuetoday, Margaret the First satisfies a craving for women’s writing,women’s voices, and women’s stories, painting a portrait ofa sensitive, thoughtful woman hungry not just for praise andrecognition, but acknowledgment, affirmation, and validation.Margaret the First is a triumph!” —Liz Wright, BrazosBookstore, Houston, TXCopyright American Booksellers Association. All rights reserved. On the Rise

Indie BestsellersChildren’sWeek of 03.23.16EARLY & MIDDLE GRADE READERSYOUNG ADULT1. Pax1. Lady Midnight2. The BFG2. Salt to the Sea3. Roller Girl3. Paper Towns John Green, Penguin, 10.994. Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard:The Sword of SummerCassandra Clare, Margaret K. McElderry Books, 24.99Sara Pennypacker, Jon Klassen (Illus.), Balzer Bray, 16.99Ruta Sepetys, Philomel, 18.99Roald Dahl, Quentin Blake (Illus.), Puffin, 6.99Victoria Jamieson, Dial, 12.994. Escape From Mr. Lemoncello’s LibraryChris Grabenstein,Yearling, 6.99Rick Riordan, Hyperion, 19.995. The Fault in Our Stars5. The One and Only IvanJohn Green, Speak, 12.99Katherine Applegate, Patricia Castelao (Illus.),Harper, 7.996. The Book ThiefMarkus Zusak, Knopf, 12.996. Drama7. NimonaRaina Telgemeier, Graphix, 10.99Noelle Stevenson, HarperTeen, 12.997. Auggie & Me8. MosquitolandR.J. Palacio, Knopf, 16.99David Arnold, Speak, 10.998. Smile9. Looking for Alaska (Special 10thAnniversary Edition)Raina Telgemeier, Graphix, 10.999. Star Wars: 5-Minute Star WarsStoriesJohn Green, Dutton, 19.9910. The Haunting of Sunshine GirlDisney Lucasfilm Press, 12.99Paige McKenzie, Weinstein Books, 9.9910. Wonder11. An Abundance of Katherines11. Mr. Lemoncello’s Library Olympics12. The Absolutely True Diary of a PartTime IndianJohn Green, Speak, 9.99R.J. Palacio, Knopf, 16.99Chris Grabenstein, Random House, 16.9912. Demon DentistDavid Walliams, Tony Ross (Illus.), Harper, 16.9913. Percy Jackson’s Greek GodsRick Riordan, John Rocco (Illus.), Hyperion, 12.99Sherman Alexie, Ellen Forney (Illus.), Little Brown, 15.9913. To All the Boys I’ve Loved BeforeJenny Han, Simon & Schuster Books for YoungReaders, 10.9914. Sisters14. I’ll Give You the Sun15. Minecraft: Redstone Handbook15. The SirenRaina Telgemeier, Graphix, 10.99Nick Farwell, Scholastic, 8.99Jandy Nelson, Speak, 10.99Kiera Cass, HarperTeen, 18.99IndiesIntroduceFor Ages 9 to 12Just My Luck, by Cammie McGovern(HarperCollins, 16.99) “Nearly everyone knows afamily with an autistic child, and the other kids in those familiesface their own challenges. Benny is a sweet and tender youngsoul who only wants to help the people around him. Hisexperience with his autistic brother has taught him patienceand compassion beyond his years. McGovern will reach a newaudience with her first book for younger readers as Just My Luckis very poignant and will strike a familiar chord with readersof all ages.” —Jennifer Armstrong, NorthshireBookstore, Manchester Center, VTBased on reporting from hundreds of independent bookstores across America.For Teen Readers: Revisit & RediscoverThe House of the Scorpion, by Nancy Farmer(Atheneum Books for Young Readers, 10.99)“Told from the point of view of a boy whose sole purpose is toextend the life of a powerful drug lord, Farmer’s story brings us ableak and horrifying look at cloning, unethical medical intervention,class differences, immigration, and slavery. A dystopian tale that ismore timely today than ever.” —Collette Morgan, WildRumpus, Minneapolis, MNCopyright American Booksellers Association. All rights reserved.

Indie BestsellersChildren’sWeek of 03.23.16CHILDREN’S ILLUSTRATED1. Goodnight Moon Margaret Wise Brown,1. Magic Tree HouseClement Hurd (Illus.), Harper, 8.99Mary Pope Osborne, Sal Murdocca (Illus.), RandomHouse2. Finding Winnie Lindsay Mattick, SophieBlackall (Illus.), Little Brown, 182. Harry Potter3. The Very Hungry CaterpillarJ.K. Rowling, Scholastic/Arthur A. Levine BooksEric Carle, Putnam, 10.993. Diary of a Wimpy Kid (hardcover)4. The Day the Crayons Came HomeDrew Daywalt, Oliver Jeffers (Illus.), Philomel, 18.99Jeff Kinney, Amulet5. The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt,Oliver Jeffers (Illus.), Philomel, 17.994. Elephant & PiggieMo Willems, Hyperion5. Big Nate6. Last Stop on Market StreetMatt de la Peña, Christian Robinson (Illus.),Putnam, 16.99Lincoln Peirce, Balzer Bray/Andrews McMeel6. Miss Peregrine’s Peculiar Children7. Pat the BunnyRansom Riggs, QuirkDorothy Kunhardt, Golden, 9.998. The Night GardenerTerry Fan, Eric Fan, Simon & Schuster Books forYoung Readers, 17.999. Easter Egg Jan Brett, Putnam, 17.9910. Guess How Much I Love You7. AmuletKazu Kibuishi, Graphix8. The 5th WaveRick Yancey, Putnam JuvenileSam McBratney, Anita Jeram (Illus.), Candlewick, 7.9911. I Am a BunnyOle Risom, Richard Scarry (Illus.), Golden, 5.99 FICTION SERIES12. Guess How Much I Love You: OneMore Tickle! Sam McBratney, Anita Jeram9. The Lunar ChroniclesMarissa Meyer, Square Fish10. The Princess in BlackShannon Hale, Dean Hale, Candlewick(Illus.), Candlewick, 17.9913. Where the Wild Things AreMaurice Sendak, Harper, 18.99 14. When Spring ComesKevin Henkes, Laura Dronzek (Illus.),Greenwillow, 17.99All Fiction Series titles are hardcover and paperback unless noted.15. The Book With No PicturesB.J. Novak, Dial, 17.99For Ages 4 to 8: Revisit & RediscoverHow to Heal a Broken Wing, by Bob Graham(Candlewick Press, 16.99) “How to Heal a Broken Wingis a gem of a picture book, geared to children ages 3-7, but onethat can enrich readers of all ages with its message of the powerof an act of kindness. With minimal text and exquisite illustrationsthat propel the simple story, a young boy brings home a bird witha broken wing and, with support from his parents, helps it recoverfrom its injury. Graham says it best: ‘With rest . and time . anda little hope . a bird may fly again.’” —Sharon Hearn,Children’s Book World, Los Angeles, CABased on reporting from hundreds of independent bookstores across America.Copyright American Booksellers Association. All rights reserved. Debut