Here are the bestsellers for the week that ended Saturday, Sept. 5, 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 Knave and the Moon. Rachel Gillig. Orbit

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

3. The Most Dangerous Games (deluxe ed.). Beast/Patterson. Morrow

4. Yesteryear. Caro Claire Burke. Knopf

5. Whistler. Ann Patchett. Harper

6. Big Little Truths. Liane Moriarty. Crown

7. The Disappearers. Marlon James. Riverhead

8. Scion. James Islington. Saga

9. The Altar of Pergamon. Jonathan Cahn. Frontline

10. The Poison Daughter. Sheila Masterson. Slowburn

HARDCOVER NONFICTION

1. This Is Me. Hayden Panettiere. Grand Central

2. Homemaking with Babs. Barbara Costello. Clarkson Potter

3. Humble Power. Ethan Willis. Hay House Business

4. The Functional Home. Julie Jones. Cool Springs

5. The Origin of a Leader. Pam Manfredo Curtis. Simon Acumen

6. The Retire Sooner Method. Wes Moss. Kiplinger

7. The Confidence Habit. Cindra Kamphoff. Simon Acumen

8. American Scoundrel. Kai Bird. Scribner

9. Regime Change. Haberman/Swan. Simon & Schuster

10. Going Further. Ted Cruz. Sentinel

TRADE PAPERBACK

1. Theo of Golden. Allen Levi. Atria

2. Brain Damage. Freida McFadden. Poisoned Pen

3. Dungeon Crawler Carl. Matt Dinniman. Ace

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

5. Wild Dark Shore. Charlotte McConaghy. Flatiron

6. My Dreadful Darling. H.D. Carlton. ZPN

7. Verity. Colleen Hoover. Grand Central

8. Spy x Family, Vol. 16. Tatsuya Endo. Viz

9. Carl’s Doomsday Scenario. Matt Dinniman. Ace

10. Murdoku. Manuel Garand. Puzzlewright

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