Fiction
1. "61 Hours"
by Lee Child ($28, Delacorte)
2. "Innocent"
by Scott Turow ($27, Grand Central)
3. "Storm Prey"
by John Sanford ($27.95, Putnam)
4. "Beatrice and Virgil"
by Yann Martel ($24, Spiegel & Grau)
5. "The Help"
by Kathryn Stockett ($24.95, Putnam)
Nonfiction
1. "Women, Food and God"
by Geneen Roth ($24, Scribner)
2. "The Big Short: Inside the Doomsday Machine"
by Michael Lewis ($27.95, W.W. Norton & Co.)
3. "Spoken From the Heart"
by Laura Bush ($30, Scribner)
4. "The Promise"
by Jonathan Alter ($28, Simon and Schuster)
5. "Chelsea Chelsea Bang Bang"
by Chelsea Handler ($25.99, Grand Central)
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