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Off the shelf
By Johnna Hickox, Columnist
Saturday, August 16, 2008 | No comments posted.
Here are the top-five sellers this week at Winter River Books in Bandon, according to owner Johnna Hickox:
“Breaking Dawn” by Stephanie Meyer is the latest installment in this immensely popular young adult vampire series.
“The Host” by Stephanie Meyer is a chilling tale of possession and the author’s first venture into adult fantasy fiction.
“Shack” by William Young tells of one man’s desperate attempt to find divine meaning in the brutal death of his daughter.
“Goodnight, Bush” by Erich Origen is an irreverent and hilarious parody of the classic children’s book.
“Three Cups of Tea” by Greg Mortenson relates the author’s remarkable humanitarian accomplishments in building 55 schools in an impoverished and remote area of Pakistan.
“Breaking Dawn” by Stephanie Meyer is the latest installment in this immensely popular young adult vampire series.
“The Host” by Stephanie Meyer is a chilling tale of possession and the author’s first venture into adult fantasy fiction.
“Shack” by William Young tells of one man’s desperate attempt to find divine meaning in the brutal death of his daughter.
“Goodnight, Bush” by Erich Origen is an irreverent and hilarious parody of the classic children’s book.
“Three Cups of Tea” by Greg Mortenson relates the author’s remarkable humanitarian accomplishments in building 55 schools in an impoverished and remote area of Pakistan.
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