UPDATE: The New York Times has just released its latest bestseller rankings for the week ending January 24, 2023. This week marks significant shifts in both fiction and nonfiction categories, showcasing a mix of new releases and established favorites that are captivating readers across the nation.
At the top of the fiction list, Jim Butcher’s latest installment, TWELVE MONTHS, has surged to the number one spot. This thrilling addition to the Dresden Files series invites readers back into Chicago’s mystical underbelly, where the stakes for professional wizard Harry Dresden have never been higher. Fans are eagerly diving into this 18th book, which has already spent 12 weeks on the list.
In a surprising turn, Peter Schweizer has claimed the top position in the nonfiction category with his provocative new release, THE INVISIBLE COUP. This book argues that mass migration is being wielded as a political weapon, a claim that has ignited conversations nationwide. Schweizer’s work marks a strong entrance to the list, establishing itself as a must-read for political enthusiasts.
The competition is fierce this week, with Jennette McCurdy’s HALF HIS AGE and Virginia Evans’ THE CORRESPONDENT following closely behind in the fiction rankings. McCurdy’s narrative about a teenager’s complex relationship with her teacher continues to resonate, keeping it in the top three for 13 weeks. Meanwhile, Evans’ exploration of forgiveness through letters from the past holds a steady place with 134 weeks on the list.
In the nonfiction sector, Chuck Klosterman’s FOOTBALL remains a fan favorite, reflecting on the sport’s profound influence on American culture over 13 weeks. Readers are drawn to Klosterman’s unique insights, making this title a compelling read.
Here’s a snapshot of the top titles this week:
Top 5 Fiction Bestsellers
1. TWELVE MONTHS by Jim Butcher
2. HALF HIS AGE by Jennette McCurdy
3. THE CORRESPONDENT by Virginia Evans
4. MY HUSBAND’S WIFE by Alice Feeney
5. THE THINGS WE LEAVE UNFINISHED by Rebecca Yarros
Top 5 Nonfiction Bestsellers
1. THE INVISIBLE COUP by Peter Schweizer
2. FOOTBALL by Chuck Klosterman
3. 1929 by Andrew Ross Sorkin
4. NOBODY’S GIRL by Virginia Roberts Giuffre
5. THE ANXIOUS GENERATION by Jonathan Haidt
As the bestseller list continues to evolve, readers are urged to keep an eye on these titles, as fresh stories and compelling narratives dominate the charts. This week’s rankings reflect the diverse interests of readers across the United States, fostering discussions on both fiction and pressing societal issues captured in nonfiction.
Stay tuned for more updates as these rankings shift in the coming weeks. With significant titles making waves, the reading landscape is more vibrant than ever.
