Reading Radar
From the New York Times Bestseller Lists
Hardcover Advice
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#1
PAYBACK TIME
Phil Town
A set of rules for investing in the right businesses at the right time.
On the bestsellers list for 1 week.
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#2
SWITCH
Chip Heath and Dan Heath
How everyday people can effect transformative change at work and in life.
On the bestsellers list for 3 weeks.
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#3
THE HAPPINESS PROJECT
Gretchen Rubin
A year spent focusing on the things that really matter.
On the bestsellers list for 10 weeks.
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#4
USE YOUR HEAD TO GET YOUR FOOT IN THE DOOR
Harvey Mackay
Secrets for getting and keeping a job you truly love, at any age.
On the bestsellers list for 1 week.
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#5
THE 4-HOUR WORKWEEK
Timothy Ferriss
Reconstructing your life so that it’s not all about work.
On the bestsellers list for 66 weeks.
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#6
SO LONG, INSECURITY
Beth Moore
The Bible instructor shares her insights for boosting women''s self-confidence.
On the bestsellers list for 5 weeks.
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#7
THE KIND DIET
Alicia Silverstone
The actress''s recipes and insights for going meat- and dairy-free.
On the bestsellers list for 10 weeks.
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#8
ACT LIKE A LADY, THINK LIKE A MAN
Steve Harvey with Denene Millner
Tips on relationships from the comedian and host of “The Steve Harvey Morning Show.”
On the bestsellers list for 55 weeks.
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#9
YOU SAY MORE THAN YOU THINK
Janine Driver with Mariska van Aalst
A seven-day plan for using body language to achieve your goals.
On the bestsellers list for 1 week.
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#10
THE SECRET
Rhonda Byrne
The "Law of Attraction" as a key to getting what you want.
On the bestsellers list for 153 weeks.
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#12
THE PIONEER WOMAN COOKS
Ree Drummond
Cowboy-tested recipes from the proprietor of ThePioneerWoman.com.
On the bestsellers list for 0 week.
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#14
THE LAST LECTURE
Randy Pausch with Jeffrey Zaslow
Thoughts on “seizing every moment,” from a Carnegie Mellon University professor who died of cancer at age 47.
On the bestsellers list for 0 week.
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#15
THE NINE ROOMS OF HAPPINESS
Lucy Danziger and Catherine Birndorf
On the bestsellers list for 0 week.
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