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New York Times Bestsellers
Week of July 05, 2026
FICTION
#1  (Last Week: 1 • Weeks on List: 12)  
Yesteryear
Click to search this book in our catalog   Caro Claire Burke

Kirkus A tradwife influencer wakes up to find herself living the old-style life she’s been peddling. To...More

#2  (Last Week: 2 • Weeks on List: 4)  
Whistler
Click to search this book in our catalog   Ann Patchett

Library Journal Patchett (Tom Lake) probes the profound relationship between Daphne (an English teacher and t...More

#3  (Last Week: 3 • Weeks on List: 8)  
The Calamity Club
Click to search this book in our catalog   Kathryn Stockett

Book list Poverty is a great leveler of society’s uneven factions and nowhere was this more evident tha...More

 
#4  (Last Week: - • Weeks on List: 1)  
It Could Have Been Her
 Lisa Jewell

Kirkus A middle-aged woman channels her best Miss Marple when she finds herself facing a nightmare from her p...More

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#5  (Last Week: - • Weeks on List: 1)  
Weddings
 Danielle Steel
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#6  (Last Week: 4 • Weeks on List: 35)  
The Correspondent
 Virginia Evans

Library Journal Evans's heartfelt debut, told through a series of marvelous letters, gets to the heart of...More

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#7  (Last Week: 5 • Weeks on List: 24)  
Carl's Doomsday Scenario
Click to search this book in our catalog   Matt Dinniman
#8  (Last Week: 10 • Weeks on List: 17)  
The Dungeon Anarchist's Cookbook
Click to search this book in our catalog   Matt Dinniman
#9  (Last Week: 6 • Weeks on List: 8)  
Our Perfect Storm
Click to search this book in our catalog   Carley Fortune

Publishers Weekly Bestseller Fortune (One Golden Summer) delivers a tender tale about a childhood friendship ...More

 
#10  (Last Week: 14 • Weeks on List: 4)  
Land
 Maggie O'Farrell

Kirkus A father and son stumble on an ancient Irish sacred site, with lasting consequences. It’s 1865 w...More

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NONFICTION
#1  (Last Week: - • Weeks on List: 1)  
Regime Change
 Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan
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#2  (Last Week: 1 • Weeks on List: 2)  
Communion
 JD Vance
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#3  (Last Week: 8 • Weeks on List: 3)  
Revolution
 Eric Metaxas
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#4  (Last Week: 3 • Weeks on List: 23)  
Strangers
Click to search this book in our catalog   Belle Burden

Publishers Weekly Immigration lawyer Burden traces the exhilarating start and excruciating dissolution of her...More

#5  (Last Week: 2 • Weeks on List: 5)  
The Land And Its People
Click to search this book in our catalog   David Sedaris

Book list Sedaris can take the most mundane task, like buying new underwear, and make it seem like the most m...More

#6  (Last Week: 5 • Weeks on List: 3)  
Courage Can Save Us
Click to search this book in our catalog   Rye Barcott
 
#7  (Last Week: 4 • Weeks on List: 14)  
Stripped Down
 Bunnie Xo
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#8  (Last Week: 7 • Weeks on List: 12)  
London Falling
 Patrick Radden Keefe

Publishers Weekly “The truth is, everybody lies,” observes New Yorker staff writer and National B...More

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The Greatest Sentence Ever Written
 Walter Isaacson

Book list Thirty-five words. That’s the length of the second sentence of the Declaration of Independenc...More

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#10  (Last Week: 12 • Weeks on List: 112)  
The Anxious Generation
Click to search this book in our catalog   Jonathan Haidt

Book list Portable telephones were originally celebrated as a way to stay connected to friends and family. Bu...More

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