This Week’s Bestsellers at Southern California’s Independent Bookstores
The Southern California Indie Bestsellers List highlights the most popular books for the week ending in November, based on reports from the region’s independent bookstores, the California Independent Booksellers Alliance, and IndieBound. Readers can find local bookstores and additional book releases at IndieBound.org.
Hardcover Fiction and Nonfiction
- The Uncool: A Memoir — Cameron Crowe
- Nobody’s Girl: A Memoir of Surviving Abuse and Fighting for Justice — Virginia Roberts Giuffre
- Always Remember: The Boy, the Mole, the Fox, the Horse and the Storm — Charlie Mackesy
- The Black Wolf — Louise Penny
- The Proving Ground — Michael Connelly
- What We Can Know — Ian McEwan
- Shadow Ticket — Thomas Pynchon
- The Correspondent — Virginia Evans
- Culpability — Bruce Holsinger
“The SoCal Indie Bestsellers List is compiled from data reported by independent booksellers across Southern California.”
About the List
This weekly list reflects the preferences and reading trends of Southern California’s literary community, emphasizing the strength and diversity of independent bookselling.
Author’s summary: The SoCal Indie Bestsellers List captures the pulse of local readers, showcasing top fiction and nonfiction titles driving book sales across Southern California.
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