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Local and national best-sellers

12:00 AM CDT on Sunday, October 12, 2008

This week's local best-sellers are from the Barnes & Noble Booksellers, 7700 W. Northwest Highway. National best-sellers are from The New York Times. Parentheses indicate book's position last week; indicates first week on list.

LOCAL

HARDBACK FICTION
	1.	*One Fifth Avenue,* by Candace Bushnell
	2.	*The Other Queen,* by Philippa Gregory
	3.	*The Lucky One,* by Nicholas Sparks
	4.	*Brisingr,* by Christopher Paolini
	5.	*Eclipse,* by Stephenie Meyer
	6.	*The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo,* by Stieg Larsson
	7.	*The Heretic's Daughter,* by Kathleen Kent
	8.	*The Story of Edgar Sawtelle,* by David Wroblewski
	9.	*Tsar,* by Ted Bell
	10.	*Breaking Dawn,* by Stephenie Meyer

HARDBACK NONFICTION
	1.	*T.O.'s Finding Fitness,* by Terrell Owens with Buddy Primm and Courtney Parker
	2.	*The Snowball: Warren Buffett and the Business of Life,* by Alice Schroeder
	3.	*Hot, Flat, and Crowded,* by Thomas Friedman
	4.	*A Bold Fresh Piece of Humanity,* by Bill O'Reilly
	5.	*Dewey,* by Vicki Myron with Bret Witter
	6.	*The Five Dysfunctions of a Team,* by Patrick Lencioni
	7.	*Pieces of My Heart,* by Robert J. Wagner with Scott Eyman
	8.	*The Last Lecture,* by Randy Pausch with Jeffrey Zaslow
	9.	*The First Billion Is the Hardest,* by T. Boone Pickens
	10.	*The One Minute Manager,* by Kenneth Blanchard and Spencer Johnson

PAPERBACK FICTION
	1.	*The House on Mango Street,* by Sandra Cisneros
	2.	*The Shack,* by William Young
	3.	*Twilight,* by Stephenie Meyer
	4.	*Protect and Defend,* by Vince Flynn
	5.	*Nights in Rodanthe,* by Nicholas Sparks

NATIONAL

HARDBACK FICTION
	1.	(1)	*The Story of Edgar Sawtelle,* by David Wroblewski
	2.	(–)	*Heat Lightning,* by John Sandford
	3.	(–)	*The Given Day,* by Dennis Lehane
	4.	(–)	*Hot Mahogany,* by Stuart Woods
	5.	(–)	*One Fifth Avenue,* by Candace Bushnell
	6.	(2)	*The Other Queen,* by Philippa Gregory
	7.	(4)	*The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo,* by Stieg Larsson
	8.	(–)	*Tsar,* by Ted Bell
	9.	(5)	*The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society,* by Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrows
	10.	(7)	*The Host,* by Stephenie Meyer

HARDBACK NONFICTION
	1.	(1)	*Hot, Flat, and Crowded,* by Thomas Friedman
	2.	(–)	*A Bold Fresh Piece of Humanity,* by Bill O'Reilly
	3.	(–)	*Pieces of My Heart,* by Robert J. Wagner with Scott Eyman
	4.	(2)	*The War Within,* by Bob Woodward
	5.	(–)	*Dewey,* by Vicki Myron with Bret Witter
	6.	(–)	*Bad Money,* by Kevin Phillips
	7.	(3)	*The Limits of Power,* by Andrew J. Bacevich
	8.	(–)	*Mother Warriors,* by Jenny McCarthy
	9.	(7)	*Boys Will Be Boys,* by Jeff Pearlman
	10.	(5)	*Through the Storm,* by Lynne Spears with Lorilee Craker

PAPERBACK FICTION
	1.	(1)	*The Shack,* by William Young
	2.	(–)	*Sunset,* by Karen Kingsbury
	3.	(2)	*The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao,* by Junot Díaz
	4.	(5)	*Nights in Rodanthe,* by Nicholas Sparks
	5.	(–)	*The Choice,* by Nicholas Sparks

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