ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
Fiction readers got serious this week, voting Danielle Steel off the list and replacing her with the more literary-minded Anne Tyler. Her 15th novel, Back When We Were Grownups (200,000 copies in print)--about a middle-aged woman grappling with her sense of identity--debuts at No. 8. Moving from crises of the mid-life sort to those of national security, James Bamford's behind-the-scenes look at the National Security Agency lands him a hot spot on the nonfiction list. Recently freed from Doubleday's embargo, Body of Secrets (75,000 copies in print) reveals itself at No. 7.
FICTION WEEKS ON LIST
1 ON THE STREET WHERE YOU LIVE Mary Higgins Clark, Simon & Schuster, $26 3 2 A COMMON LIFE: THE WEDDING STORY Jan Karon, Viking, $24.95 4 3 DEATH IN HOLY ORDERS P.D. James, Knopf, $25 4 4 THE LAST TIME THEY MET Anita Shreve, Little, Brown, $24.95 6 5 COLD PARADISE Stuart Woods, Putnam, $24.95 2 6 THE BONESETTER'S DAUGHTER Amy Tan, Putnam, $25.95 11 7 DREAMCATCHER Stephen King, Scribner, $28 7 8 BACK WHEN WE WERE GROWNUPS Anne Tyler, Knopf, $25 1 9 1ST TO DIE James Patterson, Little, Brown, $26.95 9 10 A PAINTED HOUSE John Grisham, Doubleday, $27.95 13
NONFICTION
1 THE PRAYER OF JABEZ Dr. Bruce H. Wilkinson, Multnomah, $9.99 12 2 WHO MOVED MY CHEESE? Spencer Johnson, Putnam, $19.95 71 3 NAPALM & SILLY PUTTY George Carlin, Hyperion, $22.95 2 4 SEABISCUIT: AN AMERICAN LEGEND Laura Hillenbrand, Random House, $24.95 8 5 BODY FOR LIFE Bill Phillips and Michael D'Orso, HarperCollins, $25 94 6 SUZANNE SOMERS: EAT, CHEAT, AND MELT THE FAT AWAY Suzanne Somers, Crown, $25 3 7 BODY OF SECRETS James Bamford, Doubleday, $29.95 1 8 IN HARM'S WAY: THE SINKING OF THE USS INDIANAPOLIS AND THE EXTRAORDINARY STORY OF ITS SURVIVORS Doug Stanton, Henry Holt, $25 4 9 FOUNDING BROTHERS: THE REVOLUTIONARY GENERATION Joseph J. Ellis, Knopf, $26 3 10 TUESDAYS WITH MORRIE Mitch Albom, Doubleday, $19.95 181
SOURCE: PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
