Thursday Tips, Reminders, and 76 Pick In-Store Dates

Posted Thursday, Jul 11, 2002

By Carl Lennertz

The Summer Teen Reading 76 Top Ten is now printed and going into the July "white box" mailing, starting to mail next week ... but, if you so desire, you can download it and make copies now; it's online at http://www.bookweb.org/read/1474
Reminder: July 28 is the deadline for recommendations for the September/October 76 and the Fall Children's 76.
The list of Book Sense Bestseller List reporting stores to be sent to the publishers will be generated based on reporting for June and early July, so, please, start reporting if you haven't been. It's a snap. We are also close to more regional bestseller lists!
I know it's hectic personally and professionally around July 4, so you may have missed our second category bestseller list, Business Books. As with the Cookbook list, there are some books you may want to consider for stock!
Almost all the July/August 76 picks were in-store by July 1 and most much sooner, but here is a recap of those that got to most stores between July 1 and now. (Three came out this week.) Please check stock and display on these important 76 picks:
THE COLOR MIDNIGHT MADE,
by Andrew Winer (Washington Square Press, $24, 0743439902)

FRESH EGGS,
by Rob Levandoski (Permanent Press, $26, 1579620485; not out yet; trying to find out due date)

HOW TO LOSE FRIENDS & ALIENATE PEOPLE,
by Toby Young (Da Capo; $24, 030681188X)

THE MONK DOWNSTAIRS: A Novel,
by Tim Farrington (HarperSanFrancisco, $22.95, 0062517856; July 9)

MUST LOVE DOGS,
by Claire Cooks (Viking, $23.95, 0670031062)

PASADENA,
by David Ebershoff (Random House, $26, 0375504567; July 9)

THE STORIES OF BREECE D'J PANCAKE,
by Breece D'J Pancake; foreword by Andre Dubus III (Back Bay, $13.95 paper, 0316715972)

WHY I'M LIKE THIS: True Stories,
by Cynthia Kaplan (William Morrow, $23.95, 0688178502; July 9)

YOU ARE NOT A STRANGER HERE,
Adam Haslett (Doubleday, $21.95, 0385501676)