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    New York Times best sellers


    NY TIMES NEWS SERVICE
    Sunday, Mar 25, 2007, Page 18

    FICTION
    1. THE MEMORY KEEPER'S DAUGHTER
    by Kim Edwards
    Penguin
    A doctor's decision to secretly send his newborn daughter, who has Down syndrome, to an institution haunts everyone involved.

    2. JUDGE & JURY
    by James Patterson and Andrew Gross
    Warner
    An aspiring actress and an FBI agent join forces against a powerful mobster.

    3. SHIVER
    by Lisa Jackson
    Zebra
    A New Orleans detective tracks a serial killer.

    4. PRIOR BAD ACTS
    by Tami Hoag
    Bantam
    Two Minneapolis detectives search for a kidnapped judge who has been trying a murder case.

    5. LOVER REVEALED
    by J.R. Ward
    Onyx
    A human ex-cop who fights alongside members of the Black Dagger Brotherhood falls for one of their own, a vampire named Marissa.

    6. DEADLY GAME
    by Christine Feehan
    Jove
    Two Ghostwalkers, one a warrior and assassin, join forces to save victims of a wicked breeding program.

    7. TRUE BELIEVER
    by Nicholas Sparks
    Warner
    A hip young New Yorker finds love with a beautiful librarian who lives in a North Carolina town.

    8. MORNING COMES SOFTLY
    by Debbie Macomber
    Avon
    A reprint of a romance involving a librarian from Louisiana and a Montana rancher.

    9. EXILE
    by Aaron Allston
    Del Ray
    The Solos and Skywalkers suspect the Dark Lady of the Sith is manipulating the war against the Corellian rebels. A Star Wars novel.

    10. MCKETTRICK'S PRIDE
    by Linda Lael Miller
    HQN
    A fiery Chicagoan stirs long-buried feelings of romance in Rance McKettrick.

    11. HEY, GOOD LOOKING
    by Fern Michaels
    Pocket
    Family feuds and forgiveness in Baton Rouge.

    12. LABYRINTH
    by Kate Mosse
    Berkley
    A woman on an archaeological dig in France stumbles on the 13th-century secret of the true Grail.

    NONFICTION
    1. THE MEASURE OF A MAN
    by Sidney Poitier
    Harper SanFrancisco
    The movie actor's spiritual autobiography.

    2. THE GLASS CASTLE
    by Jeannette Walls
    Scribner
    The author recalls a bizarre childhood during which she and her siblings were constantly moved from house too house.

    3. EAT, PRAY, LOVE
    by Elizabeth Gilbert
    Penguin Books
    A writer's yearlong journey in search of herself takes her to Italy, India, and Indonesia.

    4. THE YEAR OF MAGICAL THINKING
    by Joan Didion
    Vintage
    The author's attempt to come to terms with the death of her husband and the grave illness of their only daughter.

    5. ZODIAC
    by Robert Graysmith
    Berkley
    An account of the hunt for a serial killer in California; the basis for the movie of the same title.

    6. 90 MINUTES IN HEAVEN
    by Don Piper with Cecil Murphey
    Revell
    A minister describes the otherworldly experience he had after a car accident.

    7. DREAMS FROM MY FATHER
    by Barack O bama
    Three Rivers
    The Democratic senator from Illinois reflects on life as the son of a black African father and white American mother.

    8. RUNNING WITH SCISSORS
    by Augusten Burroughs.
    Picador
    In the 1970s, a young boy lives with a crazy psychiatrist in a squalid household.

    9. NIGHT
    by Elie Wiesel
    Hill & Wang
    A new translation of an account of the horrors of Auschwitz and Buchenwald, first published in English in 1960.

    10. THREE CUPS OF TEA
    by Greg Mortenson and David Oliver Relin
    Penguin Books
    A former mountain climber builds schools in Pakistan and Afghanistan.

    11. THE TIPPING POINT
    by Malcolm Gladwell
    Back Bay/Little, Brown
    A journalist's study of social epidemics, otherwise known as fads.

    12. THE FREEDOM WRITERS DIARY
    by The Freedom
    Writers with Erin Gruwell
    Broadway
    High school students considered "unteachable" write about their lives, the basis for the movie Freedom Writers.


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