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Satire: The New York Times Bestseller List, Week of March 28

From paperbacks to a waste of paper, hardcovers to hard-to-believe-it-was-even-published, and non-fiction full of fictitiousness to fiction that’s real in somebody’s world, the bestseller list has them all! Sometimes you just have to read between the lines.

Fiction

House Rules are Stupid, by Jodi Picoult

The Silent Sea, Dee, Eee, Eff and Gee, by Clive Cussler and Jack Du Brul

Think Twice, Speak Once, by Lisa Scottoline

Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter and All Around Good Guy, by Seth Grahame-Smith

Angelology, Creationism and other Non-Sciences, by Danielle Trussoni

The Girl Who Chased the Moon Until She Realized How Far Away It Is, by Sarah Addison Allen

Hell Gate and Other Doors You Shouldn’t Open, by Linda Fairstein

The Surrendered Don’t Write History, by Chang-Rae Lee

Non-Fiction

No Apology: I’m Just That Stubborn, by Mitt Romney

Born To Run, Live to Hide, by Christopher McDougall

Liar’s Poker, As If There Were Another Kind, by Michael Lewis

Einstein’s God: Physics, by Krista Tippett

Things I’ve Been Silent About (Heads Up: This Book is Blank), by Azar Nafisi

The Unforgiving Minute Will Be Over In 60 Seconds, by Craig M. Mullaney

Lords of Finance, Flatbush and Flies, by Liaquat Ahamed

How To Never Look Fat Again By Avoiding Mirrors and Other Reflective Surfaces, by Charla Krupp

The Power of Now That You’re Ready to Do Something About Your Sorry Life, by Eckhart Tolle

Children’s

My Garden Brings All the Hoes to the Yard and They’re Like This Ground is Hard, by Kevin Henkes

Pete the Cat: I Love My White Shoes and My Job as a Lounge Singer, by Eric Litwin

Catching Fire: Don’t Try This at Home, by Suzanne Collins

Before I Fall You Are the One Who Trips Me, by Lauren Oliver

How to Train Your Dragon to Take the SATs for You, by Cressida Cowell

House of Night in Shining Armor, by P.C. Cast and Kristin Cast

About Diana Hartman

Diana is a USMC (ret.) spouse, mother of three and a Wichita, Kansas native. She is back in the United States after 10 years in Germany. She is a contributing author to Holiday Writes. She hates liver & motivational speakers. She loves science & naps.

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