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    [NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLERS] Hardcover



    Sunday, Mar 23, 2008, Page 18

    FICTION

    1. CHANGE OF HEART

    by Jodi Picoult

    Atria

    Questions about redemption and faith arise when a prisoner on death row begins performing miracles.

    2. THE APPEAL

    by John Grisham

    Doubleday

    In Grisham's first legal thriller since the Broker, intrigue ensues when a Mississippi court rules against a chemical company accused of dumping toxic waste.

    3. REMEMBER ME?

    by Sophie Kinsella

    Dial

    A woman wakes up in a London hospital after an auto accident with no memory of the previous life-changing three years.

    4. 7TH HEAVEN

    by James Patterson

    and Maxine Paetro

    Little, Brown

    In San Francisco, Detective Lindsay Boxer and the Women's Murder Club hunt for an arsonist and a missing teenager.

    5. HONOR THYSELF

    by Danielle Steel

    Delacorte

    A 50-year-old actress injured in a terrorist attack in Paris must rebuild her life.

    6. LUSH LIFE

    by Richard Price

    Farrar, Straus & Giroux

    An aspiring writer becomes a suspect in a friend's murder on the Lower East Side.

    7. A PRISONER OF BIRTH

    by Jeffrey Archer

    St Martin's

    A poor Londoner, framed for murder by four Cambridge friends, escapes from prison and exacts revenge.

    8. STRANGERS IN DEATH

    by J.D. Robb

    Putnam

    Lieutenant Eve Dallas probes a businessman's scandalous death; by Nora Roberts, writing pseudonymously.

    9. CHRIST THE LORD: THE ROAD TO CANA

    by Anne Rice

    Knopf

    In the second book of Rice's life of Christ, Jesus embraces his prophetic destiny.

    10. THE OUTLAW DEMON WAILS

    by Kim Harrison

    Eos

    A witch who is also a bounty hunter must enter the demonic realm; the sixth book in the Hollows series.

    11. A THOUSAND SPLENDID SUNS

    by Khaled Hosseini

    Riverhead

    A friendship between two women in Afghanistan against the backdrop of 30 years of war.

    NONFICTION

    1. LOSING IT

    by Valerie Bertinelli

    Free Press

    A memoir by the actress and former wife of Eddie van Halen focuses on depression and her effort to lose weight.

    2. BEAUTIFUL BOY

    by David Sheff

    Hoghton Miffli

    A father struggles with his son's meth addiction.

    3. LIBERAL FASCISM

    by Jonah Goldberg

    Doubleday

    This "alternative history of American liberalism reveals its roots in, and commonalities with, classical fascism."

    4. IN DEFENSE OF FOOD

    by Michael Pollan

    Penguin Press

    A manifesto urges us to "Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants."

    5. PREDICTABLY IRRATIONAL

    by Dan Ariely

    Harper

    An MIT behavioral economist shows how emotions and social norms systematically shape our behavior.

    6. I AM AMERICA (AND SO CAN YOU!)

    by Stephen Colbert et al

    Grand Central

    The wit and wisdom of the mock pundit of Comedy Central's Colbert Report.

    7. THE REASON FOR GOD

    by Timothy Keller

    Dutton

    A minister addresses common doubts and defends faith in a Christian God.

    8. REAL CHANGE

    by Newt Gingrich with Vince Haley and Rick Tyler

    Regnery

    How to build a better America, from the former speaker of the House.

    9. THE AGE OF AMERICAN

    UNREASON

    by Susan Jacoby

    Pantheon

    Are Americans hostile to

    knowledge?

    10. AN INCONVENIENT BOOK

    by Glenn Beck and Kevin Balfe

    Threshold Editions

    Beck's solutions to problems including global warming and political correctness.

    11. RECONCILIATION

    by Benazir Bhutto

    Harper/HarperCollins

    A posthumous look at Islam, democracy and the West, by Pakistan's former prime minister and assassinated opposition leader.

    12. MANIC

    by Terri Cheney

    Morrow

    A memoir of life with bipolar disorder.
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