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'The Storyteller' by Jodi Picoult tops Maclean's fiction list
Here are the top 10 hardcover fiction and non-fiction books in Canada for the week ending March 17 compiled by Maclean's magazine.
FICTION
1 (2) The Storyteller _ Jodi Picoult
2 (10) 419 _ Will Ferguson
3 (1) A Memory of Light _ Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson
4 (6) Gone Girl _ Gillian Flynn
5 (3) The Demonologist _ Andrew Pyper
6 (4) Speaking From Among the Bones _ Alan Bradley
7 (-) Dear Life _ Alice Munro
8 (5) The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry _ Rachel Joyce
9 (9) Alex Cross, Run _ James Patterson
10 (7) The Dinner _ Herman Koch
NON-FICTION
1 (5) Ascent of Women _ Sally Armstrong
2 (9) Salt Sugar Fat _ Michael Moss
3 (-) Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead _ Sheryl Sandberg
4 (7) The World Until Yesterday _ Jared Diamond
5 (1) The Inconvenient Indian _ Thomas King
6 (2) The Big Shift _ Darrell Bricker and John Ibbitson
7 (10) Assholes: A Theory _ Aaron James
8 (6) Engineers of Victory _ Paul Kennedy
7 (4) Detroit _ Charlie LeDuff
10 (3) Leonardo and the Last Supper _ Ross King'
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