Hardcover Fiction Bestsellers For June 16
Compiled from weekly surveys of close to 500 independent bookstores nationwide in collaboration with the American Booksellers Association. This list reflects sales ending June 12.

1. State of Wonder
By Ann Patchett
1 week on list
Hardcover, 368pp, $26.99
Harper
Pub Date: Jun. 7, 2011

2. The Paris Wife
By Paula Mclain
16 weeks on list
Hardcover, 336pp, $25.00
Ballantine Books
Pub Date: Feb. 22, 2011

3. Caleb's Crossing
By Geraldine Brooks
6 weeks on list
Hardcover, 320pp, $26.95
Viking Adult
Pub Date: May. 3, 2011

4. The Tiger's Wife
By Tea Obreht
14 weeks on list
Hardcover, 352pp, $25.00
Random House
Pub Date: Mar. 8, 2011

5. Dreams of Joy
By Lisa See
2 weeks on list
Hardcover, 368pp, $26.00
Random House
Pub Date: May. 31, 2011

6. The Snowman
By Jo Nesbo; Don Bartlett
5 weeks on list
Hardcover, 400pp, $25.95
Knopf
Pub Date: May. 10, 2011

7. The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest
By Stieg Larsson
55 weeks on list
Hardcover, 576pp, $27.95
Knopf
Pub Date: May. 25, 2010

8. The Land of Painted Caves
By Jean M. Auel
11 weeks on list
Hardcover, 768pp, $30.00
Crown
Pub Date: Mar. 29, 2011

9. Robopocalypse
By Daniel H. Wilson
1 week on list
Hardcover, 368pp, $25.00
Doubleday
Pub Date: Jun. 7, 2011

10. Dead Reckoning
A Sookie Stackhouse Novel
By Charlaine Harris
6 weeks on list
Hardcover, 336pp, $27.95
Ace Hardcover
Pub Date: May. 3, 2011

11. She Walks in Beauty
A Woman's Journey Through Poems
By Caroline Kennedy
10 weeks on list
Hardcover, 352pp, $24.99
Hyperion
Pub Date: Apr. 1, 2011

12. Hit List
By Laurell K. Hamilton
1 week on list
Hardcover, 336pp, $27.95
Berkley Hardcover
Pub Date: Jun. 7, 2011

13. The Fifth Witness
By Michael Connelly
8 weeks on list
Hardcover, 448pp, $27.99
Little, Brown and Company
Pub Date: Apr. 5, 2011

14. The Sixth Man
By David Baldacci
8 weeks on list
Hardcover, 432pp, $27.99
Grand Central Publishing
Pub Date: Apr. 19, 2011

15. Doc
By Mary Doria Russell
4 weeks on list
Hardcover, 416pp, $26.00
Random House
Pub Date: May. 3, 2011
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