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New York Times Hardcover Nonfiction Bestsellers November 15, 2026 |
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| 1. And I Will Tell You Mine by Sophia BushThe actress, activist and host of the Work in Progress With Sophia Bush podcast shares stories from her life and career. |
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| 2. In the Shadow of Eight by Collin Gosselin with Allie Kingsley BakerA dark tell-all by one of the sextuplets from the reality TV series Jon & Kate Plus 8. |
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| 3. Princes and Thieves by Matthew ColeAn account of the financial and political alliances between Jared Kushner, Erik Prince, Mohamed bin Zayed and Mohammed bin Salman. |
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| 4. Vibe by Adam GrantThe author of Think Again delves into what might reinforce the strengths or exacerbate the weaknesses of bonds within relationships. |
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| 5. Uniting the States by Brian KilmeadeA co-host of Fox & Friends portrays contributions made by six key people around the time of the formation of our country. |
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| 6. The American Way of Killing by Malcolm GladwellGladwell examines why there are so many homicides in the United States and what stops us from fixing this issue. |
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| 7. Andy's Bravo Scrapbook by Andy CohenThe Emmy Award–winning host shares recollections and photographs from reality TV over two decades. |
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| 8. The Steps by Sylvester StalloneThe Hollywood icon describes the challenges he encountered during his childhood and the start of his career. |
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| 9. Blockers by Michael LewisThe author of The Fifth Risk tells the story of President Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency through the lens of six public servants. |
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| 10. Swan Song by Charles SpencerThe ninth Earl Spencer shares personal stories about his sister, Diana, from childhood through her untimely death. |
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| 11. One Helluva Ride by Michael Douglas with Shane Salerno and Michael Fleming Jr.The Hollywood icon shares stories about his career and relationships. |
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| 12. WTF America?! by Ben Meiselas, Brett Meiselas and Jordy MeiselasThe founders of the independent news network MeidasTouch give their take on our current political and social climate. |
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| 13. Abandoning a Cat by Haruki MurakamiMurakami reflects on his relationship with his father, from whom he had been estranged for 20 years; translated by Philip Gabriel. |
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| 14. Out of the Shadows by Jay StrattonA former senior U.S. intelligence official gives his account of investigations into unidentified anomalous phenomena and non-human intelligent life. |
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| 15. The Game by Peter KingThe rise of the National Football League over the last four decades told through the stories of some of the players, teams, coaches and controversies. |
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