Winnipeg bestsellers

Based on sales for the week of Nov. 30 at McNally Robinson Booksellers

Posted: 8:00 AM CST Friday, Dec. 5, 2014

HARDCOVER FICTION All My Puny Sorrows, Miriam Toews. Fiction. $29.95. Us Conductors, Sean Michaels. Fiction. $26.00. Alphabetique, Molly Peacock. Fiction. $27.95. Gray Mountain, John Grisham. Fiction. $34.00. Abattoir Blues, Peter Robinson. Mystery. $29.95.

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HARDCOVER FICTION

All My Puny Sorrows, Miriam Toews. Fiction. $29.95.
Us Conductors, Sean Michaels. Fiction. $26.00.
Alphabetique, Molly Peacock. Fiction. $27.95.
Gray Mountain, John Grisham. Fiction. $34.00.
Abattoir Blues, Peter Robinson. Mystery. $29.95.

HARDCOVER NON-FICTION

City Beautiful, Randy Turner. Regional Interest. $29.95.
Conversations with a Rattlesnake, Theo Fleury & Kim Barthel. Psychology/Recovery. $26.95.
Rise to Greatness, Conrad Black. Canadian History. $50.00.
How Not to Calm a Child on a Plane, Johanna Stein. Parenting. $23.00.
You Are Here, Chris Hadfield. Science. $29.95.

PAPERBACK FICTION

Put on the Armour of Light, Catherine Macdonald. Mystery. $17.99.
Keep It Cold and Other Good Advice, Fred D. Anderson, et al. Fiction. $15.00.
The Girl Who Was Saturday Night, Heather O’Neill. Fiction. $22.99.
The Evolution of Alice, David A. Robertson. Fiction. $19.95.
The Rosie Effect, Graeme Simsion. Fiction. $19.99.

PAPERBACK NON-FICTION

You Might Be From Manitoba If… Dale Cummings. Humour. $19.95.
About Canada: Poverty, Jim Silver. Canadian Issues. $17.95.
The 2015 Prairie Garden: Grasses and Succulents, Prairie Garden Committee. Gardening. $17.95.
Find Momo, Andrew Knapp. Pets. $14.95.
Haunted Winnipeg, Matthew Komus. Regional Interest. $19.95.

BOOKS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE

Sam & Dave Dig a Hole, Mac Barnett. Picture Book. $19.00.
The Book With No Pictures, B.J. Novak. Picture Book. $19.99.
The Long Haul, Diary of a Wimpy Kid #9, Jeff Kinney. Intermediate Fiction. $16.95.
Waiting is Not Easy, Mo Willems. Beginning Readers. $9.99.
The Blood of Olympus, The Heroes of Olympus #5, Rick Riordan. Intermediate Fantasy. $13.99.

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The 22-year-old, seated as a passenger in a rental Nissan SUV the Mountie pulled over for speeding outside Brandon in late July, was breathing heavily and tapping his foot constantly, as the carotid artery on his neck visibly pumped blood.

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