Bestsellers

April 10, 2016

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Hardcover Fiction

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Four dysfunctional siblings squabble over their father's estate.
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An ex-special ops pilot looks into the death of her late husband after seeing him alive on her nanny cam.
(Dutton: $28)
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Life in a quaint British village on the cusp of World War I.
(Random House: $28)
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A novelization of Truman Capote and New York socialites of the 1950s.
(Delacorte: $28)
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A blind French girl and a German teen struggle in occupied France during World War II.
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A woman reconnects with her estranged mother while recuperating in the hospital.
(Random House: $26)
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A London commuter is a witness in a woman's disappearance in this psychological thriller.
(Riverhead: $26.95)
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The lives, friendship and creative tensions between two female filmmakers.
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Greg struggles to survive when his town unplugs and goes electronics free.
(Abrams: $13.95)
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Private CEO Jack Morgan Investigates the murder of several members of France's cultural elite.
(Little, Brown: $28)
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The secrets and lies between a husband and wife over a two decade, seemingly perfect marriage.
(Riverhead: $27.95)
Read The Times' book review.
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A Jewish woman in San Francisco has a doomed lifelong affair set amid major crises of the 20th century.
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Special Ops recruit Nate Romanowski to search and destroy a domestic terror cell in Wyoming’s Red Desert.
(G.P Putnam's Sons: $27)
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A troubled kid from Boston learns he is the son of a Norse god and must find a lost weapon to stop doomsday.
(Hyperion: $19.99)
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Two New Yorkers reconstruct the history of a young woman and a forbidden love affair in the shadow of World War II.
(Delacorte: $28.95)
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Detective Isaac Bell forms a special Black Hand Squad to deal with Italian gangsters in New York City in 1906.
(G.P Putnam's Sons: $29)
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Amid a new wave of African migrants, Commissario Brunetti investigates an old drowning case.
(Atlantic Monthly Press: $26)
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Hardcover Nonfiction

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An introduction to modern physics.
(Riverhead: $18)
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The rise of the modern conservative movement through the activism and money of rich donors.
(Doubleday: $29.95)
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An oral history of five Los Angeles families who built the city through film, art, oil, fame, fortune -- and misfortune.
(Random House: $30)
Read The Times' book review.
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The hazards and hopes of black male life.
(Spiegel & Grau: $24)
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Eight key concepts explore the science of productivity.
(Random House: $28)
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NBA Hall of Famer, Bill Walton recounts his devastating injuries, recoveries and life after basketball.
(Simon & Schuster: $27)
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Pope Francis explains the importance of mercy to the Christian faith
(Random House: $26)
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The Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist describes her immersion of the Italian language.
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The twentieth century’s intellectual movements and the revolutionary thinkers who shaped it.
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NBC’s chief foreign correspondent discusses the Arab Spring, terrorism and war in the Middle East.
(Simon & Schuster: $27)
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How a powerful pose can liberate us from fear in high pressure moments.
(Little, Brown: $28)
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An illustrated step-by-step follow up guide to decluttering from the organizational guru.
(Ten Speed Press: $18.99)
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The life of banished Irish revolutionary, Thomas Francis Meagher, who lead New York’s Irish Brigade during America's Civil War.
(Houghton Mifflin Harcourt: $28)
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Essays on coming to terms with his own death by the noted physician who died in 2015.
(Knopf: $17)
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The author of "Eat Pray Love," shares her wisdom and unique perspective about creativity.
(Riverhead: $24.95)
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The surgeon addresses modern medicine's role in enhancing quality of life and comfort at the end.
(Metropolitan: $26)
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Paperback Nonfiction

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