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Edmonton Fiction

1. Why Men Lie – Linden Macintyre 2. Killing Winter – Wayne Arthurson* 3. The Headmasters Wager – Vincent Lam 4. 50 Shades of Grey – EL James 5. Half-blood Blues – Esi Edugyan 6. 419 – Will Ferguson* 7. Coppermine – Keith Ross Leckie 8. In One Person – John Irving 9. The Limpopo Academy of Private Detection – Alexander Mccall-smith 10. The Art of Fielding – Chad Harbach

Edmonton Non-fiction

1. Tenderman – Tim Bowling* 2. The Cure for Everything! – Timothy Caulfield* 3. Imagine – Jonah Lehrer 4. Almost There: The Family Vacation, Then & Now – Curtis Gillespie* 5. Baba’s Kitchen Recipes – Michael Mucz* 6. What We Talk About When We Talk About War – Noah Richler 7. End of Growth – Jeff Rubin 8. The Healing Code – Alexander Loyd 9. Foodshed – Dee Hobsbawn-Smith 10. Food & the City – Jennifer Cockrall-King*

National Fiction

1. (1) In One Person — John Irving 2. (-) Canada — Richard Ford 3. (2) Bring Up the Bodies — Hilary Mantel 4. (3) The Limpopo Academy of Private Detection — Alexander McCall Smith 5. (4) A Dance With Dragons — George R. R. Martin 6. (8) 2312 — Kim Stanley Robinson 7. (5) The Wind Through the Keyhole — Stephen King 8. (10) The Chemistry of Tears — Peter Carey 9. (-) The Sins of the Father — Jeffrey Archer 10. (9) The Headmaster’s Wager — Vincent Lam

National Non-fiction

1. (1) The End of Growth — Jeff Rubin 2. (4) What Money Can’t Buy — Michael Sandel 3. (2) The Passage of Power — Robert A. Caro 4. (3) Quiet: The Power of Introverts — Susan Cain 5. (5) End This Depression Now! — Paul Krugman 6. (6) World of Downton Abbey — Jessica Fellowes 7. (-) Let’s Pretend This Never Happened — Jenny Lawson 8. (8) Lots of Candles … — Anna Quindlen 9. (-) The Best Place to Be: Expo 67 and Its Time — John Lownsbrough 10. (10) Straphanger — Taras Grescoe