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| 1 | THE OTHER BOLEYN GIRL(Touchstone, $16)
(Pocket, $7.99). By Philippa Gregory. Sibling rivalry at the court of Henry VIII; a feature film.
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| 2 | I HEARD THAT SONG BEFORE(Pocket, $7.99)
By Mary Higgins Clark. Suspicion and buried bodies mar a newlywed couple's bliss.
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| 3 | NINETEEN MINUTES(Washington Square, $15)
By Jodi Picoult. A student shooter's brief reign of terror in a rural high school, and its aftermath.
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| 4 | ATONEMENT(Anchor, $14.95; $7.99)
By Ian McEwan. The calamitous repercussions of a child's false accusation; now a feature film.
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| 5 | WATER FOR ELEPHANTS(Algonquin, $13.95)
By Sara Gruen. An orphan discovers love when he joins a circus during the Great Depression.
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| 6 | THE 5TH HORSEMAN(Vision, $9.99)
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