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The holiday books season amps up with multiple heavy hitters. In fiction, Evanovich and Patterson join the list, as do Katy Hays and Robert Crais. These rankings reflect sales for the week ended Nov. 5.
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Others new to the list: oncologist Siddhartha Mukherjee on "The Song of the Cell," and an account from Secret Service agent Clint Hill of his time protecting Jackie Kennedy. These rankings reflect sales for the week ended Oct. 29.
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Yet more books by big names debut on the list this week, from George Saunders, John Irving, Debbie Macomber, Jon Meacham; actors Tom Felton, Alan Rickman and Ralph Macchio; and Benjamin Netanyahu and Anand Giridharadas.
The ex-prime minister's new autobiography shows how his worldview became the common denominator in Israeli politics. That may also prove his downfall.
With its release in Hebrew and English just two weeks before the election, it would be easy to dismiss Bibi: My Story as another hastily compiled, ghostwritten campaign ad of a book. But it is more than that. Benjamin Netanyahu is contending with his place in Israel’s history and what his legacy will be in the future, as opposed to just the present political battles.