NONFICTION HARDCOVER
1.STRENGTHS FINDER 2.0: ... ONLINE TEST FROM GALLUP'S “NOW, DISCOVER YOUR STRENGTHS”
Washington Post Bestsellers Aug. 26- Sept. 1
(Gallup, $24.95). By Tom Rath [90]
2. THE FIVE DYSFUNCTIONS OF TEAM: A LEADERSHIP FABLE
(Jossey-Bass, $24.95). By Patrick M. Lencioni. [1]
(Portfolio, $29.95). By Bradford Smart [1]
4. THE AMATEUR: BARACK OBAMA IN THE WHITE HOUSE
(Regnery, $27.95). By Edward Klein. The journalist takes the president to task for his record to date. [9]
5. DOUBLE CROSS: THE TRUE STORY OF THE D-DAY SPIES
(Crown, $26). By Ben Macintyre [3]
6. FISH! A PROVEN WAY TO BOOST MORALE AND IMPROVE RESULTS
(Hyperion, $19.99) By Stephen C. Lundin, Harry Paul, John Christensen and Ken Blanchard. How to build an unenthusiastic staff into a winning team. [1]
7. THE CIRCLE MAKER: PRAYING CIRCLES AROUND YOUR BIGGEST DREAMS AND GREATEST FEARS
(Zondervan, $19.99). By Mark Batterson. [11]
8. OBAMA’S AMERICA: UNMAKING THE AMERICAN DREAM
(Regnery, $27.95). By Dinesh D'Souza. [1]
9. DEARIE: THE REMARKABLE LIFE OF JULIA CHILD
(Knopf, $29.95). By Bob Spitz. [1]
10. UNBROKEN A WORLD WAR II STORY OF SURVIVAL, RESILIENCE, AND REDEMPTION
(Random House, $27). By Laura Hillenbrand. [64]
FICTION HARDCOVER
(Crown, $25). By Gillian Flynn. A model couple’s marriage crumble swhen the wife vanishes and the husband is a prime suspect. [11]
(Ballantine, $26). By Debbie Macomber. A widow opens a bed and breakfast. Then the adventures begin. [1]
(Touchstone, $26.99). By Philippa Gregory. The powerful Earl of Warwick uses his daughters as pawns in the political rivalries of 15th century England. [1]
(St. Martin's, $27.99). By Emily Giffin. A novel of love, family and loyalty. [4]
(Delacorte, $28). By Danielle Steel. Two friends grow up together from kindergarten. [5]
(Bantam, $35). By George R. R. Martin. After almost six years, a new installment in the series “A Song of Ice and Fire.” [11]
7. FALLEN ANGEL
(Harper, $27.99). By Daniel Silva. A body is found in the Vatican. [6]
(Bantam, $28). By Dean Koontz. Odd Thomas finds himself in the home of a reclusive Hollywood mogul. [4]
8. SPYMASTERS
(Putnam, $27.95). By W.E.B. Griffin and William E. Butterworth IV. D-Day’s Operation Overlord and the Manhattan Project are at risk. Can U.S. spymasters prevent information from falling into the wrong hands? [3]
10. BLACK LIST
(Atria, $27.99). By Brad Thor. The president maintains a secret list. You’re not off it until you’re dead. [5]
NONFICTION PAPERBACK
1. CRUCIAL CONVERSATIONS: TOOLS FOR TALKING WHEN STAKES ARE HIGH, SECOND EDITION
(Mcgraw-Hill, $18). By Kerry Patterson. [6]
2. THE OFFICIAL SAT STUDY GUIDE
(College Board, $21.99). This revised manual offers 10 practice tests and loads of tips. [115]
3. WHAT COLOR IS YOUR PARACHUTE? 2013: A PRACTICAL MANUAL FOR JOB-HUNTERS AND CAREER-CHANGERS
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