Here are the bestsellers for the week that ended Saturday, Sept. 19, compiled from data from independent and chain bookstores, book wholesalers and independent distributors nationwide, powered by Circana BookScan © 2026 Circana.

(Reprinted from Publishers Weekly, published by PWxyz LLC. © 2026, PWxyz LLC.)

HARDCOVER FICTION

1. The Thoroughbreds. Hilderbrand/Cunningham. Little, Brown

2. Dead Beat. Leigh Bardugo. Flatiron

3. Hollow Bones. Jodi Picoult. Ballantine

4. The Calamity Club. Kathryn Stockett. Spiegel & Grau

5. The Altar of Pergamon. Jonathan Cahn. Frontline

6. Exit Party. Emily St. John Mandel. Knopf

7. The Emperor’s Enemy (deluxe ed.). Jasmine Mas. Mira

8. Eldritch (deluxe ed.). Keri Lake. Bloom

9. Yesteryear. Caro Claire Burke. Knopf

10. We Chase Shadows. Richard Osman. Viking/Dorman

HARDCOVER NONFICTION

1. Protocols. Andrew D. Huberman. Simon Element

2. The Art of Gravity Falls. Hirsch/Renzetti. Hyperion Avenue

3. Oversharing. Cortney LaCorte. Union Square

4. Pokémon Deluxe Character Guide. Alex Irvine. Pikachu

5. Making Peace with What I Can’t Control. Lysa TerKeurst. Thomas Nelson

6. F*ck Failure. Benny Blanco. Simon & Schuster

7. Lost in Space. Tyson/Walker. National Geographic

8. This Oak House. Annie Meyers-Shyer. Chronicle

9. Veg Everything. Tanya Sichynsky. Ten Speed

10. Confronting America. O’Reilly/Hammer. St. Martin’s

TRADE PAPERBACK

1. Theo of Golden. Allen Levi. Atria

2. Grim Tidings. B.K. Borison. Avon

3. Dungeon Crawler Carl. Matt Dinniman. Ace

4. Verity. Colleen Hoover. Grand Central

5. The Women. Kristin Hannah. Griffin

6. Brain Damage. Freida McFadden. Poisoned Pen

7. Murdoku. Manuel Garand. Puzzlewright

8. Shield of Sparrows. Devney Perry. Red Tower

9. The Killer Isn’t Alice. Iris Starling. Little, Brown

10. Wild Dark Shore. Charlotte McConaghy. Flatiron

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