May's Most Circulated Books
Check out which books are making the rounds most often at Farmington Community Library.
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The most popular books last month at the Farmington Community Library have been on our "most circulated" list for a while. Fiction author James Patterson dominates this month.
In non-fiction, memoirs by both former President George W. Bush and his wife, Laura, are among the most circulated locally.
Here are the lists for May, 2011 – fiction on top, non-fiction on the bottom.
|
Author |
Title |
Count |
|
Stieg Larsson |
The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest |
570 |
|
Janet Evanovich |
Sizzling Sixteen: a Stephanie Plum novel |
559 |
|
James Patterson |
Private : Los Angeles, New York, San Diego, London, Chicago, Paris, Frankfurt, Tokyo, Rome |
515 |
|
James Patterson |
Cross Fire |
490 |
|
Stieg Larsson |
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo |
473 |
|
Jonathan Franzen |
Freedom |
458 |
|
James Patterson |
Don't Blink |
445 |
|
James Patterson |
The 9th Judgment |
443 |
|
John Grisham |
The Confession |
415 |
|
James Patterson |
The Postcard Killers |
414 |
|
Author |
Title |
Count |
|
Chelsea Handler |
Chelsea Chelsea Bang Bang |
197 |
|
George W. Bush |
Decision Points |
188 |
|
Michael Lewis |
The Big Short: Inside the Doomsday Machine |
153 |
|
Malcolm Gladwell |
Outliers: The story of success |
133 |
|
Rebecca Skloot |
The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks |
127 |
|
Kitty Kelley |
Oprah: a biography |
126 |
|
Laura Welch Bush |
Spoken from the Heart |
123 |
|
Geneen Roth |
Women, Food and God: An unexpected path to almost everything |
122 |
|
Laura Hillenbrand |
Unbroken: A World War II story of survival, resilience, and redemption |
122 |
|
Justin Halpern |
Sh*t my Dad Says |
121 |
