Lots of cool stuff to report on this week's best sellers list! First, we have a new number one: the latest from Lemony Snicket, called Who Could That Be at This Hour? And I'm thrilled that The Evolution of Mara Dyer--the sequel to The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer by Michelle Hodkin--debuted at number eight. Lots... Continue Reading →

Okay, I have nothing against Bill O'Reilly, but why on earth is his book in its eighth week in the top spot? Who is buying all these copies?! ANYWAY, James Patterson's latest, Confessions of a Murder Suspect, is also holding strong, and there's one new entrant--an MG title--at no. 5. It's called The Fire Chronicle... Continue Reading →

Finally we have some real news on the best sellers list, including a new no. 1. James Patterson's latest (with Maxine Paetro), Confessions of a Murder Suspect, debuts in the top spot, while literary icon Terry Pratchett's newest, Dodger, is at no. 3. What's more, the sequel to Wildwood by Colin Meloy is out--Under Wildwood... Continue Reading →

Forgive my editorializing, but there's something wrong when Justin Bieber's book ranks higher than debuts from such YA powerhouses as Maggie Stiefvater (The Raven Boys, no. 8) and Libba Bray (The Diviners, no. 10). Yes, yes, I'm happy people are reading no matter what the subject matter, but please do yourselves a favor and check... Continue Reading →

I don't even know what to say ... don't get me wrong, I'm glad readers are eating up history, but Bill O'Reilly's latest, Lincoln's Last Days, is in its fourth week in the top spot. In the second spot is Justin Bieber: Just Getting Started. (Really?!) Happily, in the third spot is the latest... Continue Reading →

Last week brought us a number of new titles on the best sellers list, but this week we just shuffled them around. However, Bill O'Reilly remains in the top spot with his latest, Lincoln's Last Days. Veronia Roth's second book in her Divergent series, Insurgent, resurged up to the third spot. This Week Children's Chapter... Continue Reading →

There are a few interesting shifts on this week's best sellers list. First, Bill O'Reilly's account of President Lincoln's assassination, Lincoln's Last Days, tops the list this week. There are also two notable debuts: Unwholly by Neal Shusterman at no. 2 and Every Day by David Levithan at no. 9. I'll admit, I'm a little shocked... Continue Reading →

Happy to report that the best sellers list is once again buzzing with new titles! Rick Riordan's latest debuted last week--The Demigod Diaries sits in the top spot. Political commentator Bill O'Reilly has branched out into kid lit with his book, Lincoln's Last Days. Christian writer Richard Paul Evans also has a book on the... Continue Reading →

There aren't any newcomers to this week's best seller's list, but Saraphina by Rachel Hartman is in its third week in the top ten. The Land of Stories: The Wishing Spell by Chris Colfer--a middle-grade title--it also in its third week. There aren't any new titles on the paperback or series lists. This Week Children's... Continue Reading →