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CURRENT
ISSUE FEB 4, 2002
BOOKS
Top 10 Bestsellers
HIgh
on Protocol
A monthly
national list of bestselling books compiled for INDIA TODAY by ORG-MARG
based on data from 16 retail outlets in six cities.
FICTION
No
Title
Author
Publisher
1.
(1)
The Sigma
Protocol
Robert Ludlum
Orion
2.
(2)
Half A Life
V.S. Naipaul
Picador
3.
(6)
True History of The Kelly
Gang
Peter Carey
Faber
4.
(5)
The Inscrutable Americans
Anurag Mathur
Rupa
5.
(4)
The Veteran
Frederick Forsyth
Corgi
NON-FICTION
1.
(3)
Who
Moved My Cheese?
SpencerJohnson
Vermilion
Press
2.
(3)
Fish: A Remarkable Wat
to Boost YOur Morale
Paul,
Paul & Christensen
Hodder
and Stoughton
3.
(2)
Jack: Straight From the
Gut
Jack Welch & John A. Bryne
Warner
4.
(4)
Count Your Chickens Before
They Hatch
Arindam
Chaudhuri
Vikas
5.
(5)
Why Men Don't Listen &
Women Can't Read Maps other Indian Books
Allan & Barbara
Manjul
OTHER INDIAN BOOKS IN THE TOP 20: FICTION
6.
(-)
The Opium Clerk
Kunal
Basu
Penguin
13.
(-)
The House of Blue Mangoes
David Davidar
Viking
20.(10)
Ladies' Coupe
Amita
Nair
Penguin
NON-FICTION
6.
(-)
The Man Who Divided India
Rafiq Zakaria
Popular
9.
(6)
You Can Win
Shiv Khera
Macmillan
13.
(-)
Cooking With One Teaspoon of Oil
Tarla Dalal
Sanjay
17.(13)
City Ed by Improbable
Khushwant Singh
Viking
*
Last month's rating in brackets
Participating bookshops: Delhi: Crossword, S Book Shop, Faqir Chand,
The Bookshop, Times Book Gallery; Mumbai: Crossword, Shah Book Stall,
Danai Book Shop; Bangalore: Gangarams, Fountainhead; Hyderabad: Walden
Book Links, The Book Point; Kolkata: Oxford Books, Modern Book Depot,
Family Book Shop; Chennai: Fountainhead
CURRENT
ISSUE FEB 4, 2002
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