NY Times Best Seller List - NonFiction 12/15/2013

New York Times Bestseller List

Hardback NonFiction

Week Ending December 15th 2013

10 - My Promised Land - Ari Shavit
(2 weeks on list)
An Israeli journalist expresses both solidarity with and criticism of his countrymen in this memoir and history.

9  -  Si-Cology 1 - Si Robertson with Mark Schlabach
(13 weeks on list)

8  -  I Am Malala - Malala Yousafzai
(8 weeks on list)

7  -  Humans of New York - Brandon Stanton
(7 weeks on list)

6  -  The Bully Pulpit - Doris Kearns Goodwin
(4 weeks on list)

5  -  Miracles and Massacres - Glenn Beck/Kevin Balfe/Hannah Beck
(2 weeks on list)
Little Known stories from American history

4 -  George Washington's Secret Six - Brian Kilmeade and Don Yeager
(4 weeks on list)

3  -  Killing Jesus - Bill O'Reilly and Martin Dugard
(10 weeks on list)

2  -  David and Goliath - Malcolm Gladwell
(9 weeks on list)

1  -  Things That Matter - Charles Krauthammer 
(6 weeks on list) (4th consecutive week at #1)
Three decades worth of essays from the conservative columnist.

NY Times Bestseller List - Fiction (12/15/2013)

New York Times Bestseller List

Hardback Fiction

Week Ending December 15th 2013

10 - The Supreme Macaroni Company - Adriana Trigiani
(Debut)
Tensions arise when Valentine Roncalli, a Greenwich Village shoe designer, marries a handsome Italian, and the two must balance careers, countries and families.  The final book in the Valentine trilogy.

9  -  The Longest Ride - Nicholas Sparks
(11 weeks on list)

8 -  The Goldfinch - Donna Tart
(6 weeks on list)

7  -  S. - Doug Dorst 
(5 weeks list)

6  -  Doctor Sleep - Stephen King
(10 weeks on list)

5  -  King and Maxwell - David Baldacci
(2 wees on list)

4  -  The First Phone Call From Heaven - Mitch Albom
(3 weeks on list)

3  -  Takedown Twenty - Janet Evanovich
(2 weeks on list) (#1 last week)

2  -  Sycamore Row - John Grisham
(6 weeks on list)

1  -  Cross My Heart - James Patterson
(DEBUT)
Alex Cross's family is threatened by a genius intent on proving that he is the greatest mind in the history of crime.