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national bestsellers
Here are the bestsellers for the week that ended
Saturday, March 27, compiled from data from
independent and chain bookstores, book wholesalers
and independent distributors nationwide.
HARDCOVER FICTION
1. The Four Winds. Kristin Hannah. St. Martin’s
2. Win. Harlan Coben. Grand Central
3. The Midnight Library. Matt Haig. Viking
4. Life After Death. Sister Souljah. Atria
5. Eternal. Lisa Scottoline. Putnam
6. The Consequences of Fear. Jacqueline Winspear.
Harper
7. The Bounty. Evanovich/Hamilton. Atria
8. Klara and the Sun. Kazuo Ishiguro. Knopf
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which must be resurrected daily through
alchemy. The Races, held annually, test rid-
ers’ skill and daring, and this year, three rid-
ers have a good chance of winning: Pippa,
the privileged daughter of two previous
winners; Adrian, son of a rebel leader; and
Imelda, a minority social-media star. Reint-
gen builds an utterly compelling and believ-
able world and readers will be invested in all
three characters. When the heart-pounding
race starts, there’s no telling how it will end.
9. The Invisible Life of Addie Larue. V.E. Schwab. Tor
10. Dark Sky. C.J. Box. Putnam
HARDCOVER NONFICTION
1. Eat Better, Feel Better. Giada De Laurentiis. Rodale
2. How to Do the Work. Nicole LePera. Harper Wave
3. Vibrant. Stacie Stephenson. Benbella
4. The Code Breaker. Walter Isaacson. Simon & Schuster
5. Greenlights. Matthew McConaughey. Crown
6. Medical Medium. Anthony William. Hay House
7. It’s Not Complicated. Katie Lee Biegel. Abrams
8. Everything Will Be Okay. Dana Perino. Twelve
9. The 30-Day Alzheimer’s Solution. Sherzai/Sherzai.
HarperOne
And good news, the second title in the se-
ries, “Bloodsworn,” is now available.
—Jenny Pedersen, Deschutes Public Library
community librarian
ADULT BOOKS
“What Kind of Woman: Poems,”
by Kate Baer
A beautiful collection of modern poetry
for women, Baer’s debut book encourages
moms, sisters and friends to share and con-
10. Beyond Order. Jordan B. Peterson. Portfolio
MASS MARKET
1. Camino Winds. John Grisham. Dell
2. The Numbers Game. Danielle Steel. Dell
3. Hush. James Patterson/Candice Fox. Grand Central
4. Bridgerton: The Duke and I (TV tie-in). Julia Quinn. Avon
5. Irish Pride. Nora Roberts. St. Martin’s
6. Journey of the Pharaohs. Clive Cussler/Graham Brown.
Putnam
7. Fairy-Tale Forever. Debbie Macomber. Mira
8. By the Neck. William W. Johnstone. Pinnacle
9. Strong, Silent Cowboy. Lora Leigh. St. Martin’s
10. A Quiet, Little Town. William W. Johnstone. Pinnacle
nect. She writes about women’s
strengths and weaknesses in a
variety of poetry forms which
offer an honest look at the hap-
piness, hope, and frustration of
female roles. She connects each
poem with a moment in time from
“Marriage Tales” to “Things My
Girlfriends Teach Me,” reminding
readers to reflect and move for-
ward. A stunning selection of po-
ems in Baer’s confident voice to in-
spire introspection and discussion.
“The Final Revival of Opal and Nev,”
by Dawnie Walton
An amazing debut novel that reads
like a history of a famous rock ‘n’ roll
duo, Opal Jewel and Neville Charles,
in the 1970s in New York. Opal, an
Afro-Punk goddess and Nev, a Brit-
ish songwriter, meet at a bar’s ama-
teur night in Detroit. She takes him
up on his offer to sign on to Rivington
Records and the rock band is formed.
From small rock clubs in the East Village
to touring, “the music is fire and passion
and soul.“ Opal strives to find her voice
amidst sexism and systemic racism. Can
the stars survive the struggles of their
stardom? Years later, when a musical
journalist and musician’s daughter writes
her story, the interviews reveal the real
story right on time for their big reunion
show. Written in alternating chapters
from Opal, Nev, family members, and
past band members, each voice brings
light to their lyrical journey. Music
lovers will wish the duo was real. Wal-
ton writes an immersive story about a
woman compelled to speak her truth
— whether about politics or feminist
power — regardless of the conse-
quences.
—Paige Bentley-Flannery, Deschutes Public
Library community librarian
TRADE PAPERBACK
1. Later. Stephen King. Hard Case Crime
2. The Rose Code. Kate Quinn. Morrow
3. The Palm Beach Murders. James Patterson. Grand
Central
4. Split Second. David Baldacci. Grand Central
5. Becoming. Michelle Obama. Crown
6. In Five Years. Rebecca Serle. Atria
7. Home Body. Rupi Kaur. Andrews McMeel
8. Thick as Thieves. Sandra Brown. Grand Central
9. Chainsaw Man, Vol. 1. Tatsuki Fujimoto. Viz
10. Burn After Writing (Pink). Sharon Jones.
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