BEST-SELLERS

Fiction

■ 1. “The Great Alone” Kristin Hannah

■ 2. “The Woman in the Window” A.J. Finn

■ 3. “An American Marriage” Tayari Jones

■ 4. “Still Me” Jojo Moyes

■ 5. “Look for Me” Lisa Gardner

■ 6. “Night Moves” Jonathan Kellerman

■ 7. “Dark in Death” J.D. Robb

■ 8. “Little Fires Everywhere” Celeste Ng

■ 9. “Origin” Dan Brown

■ 10. “Fall From Grace” Danielle Steel

Nonfiction

■ 1. “Fire and Fury” Michael Wolff

■ 2. “12 Rules for Life” Jordan B. Peterson

■ 3. “Enlightenment Now” Steven Pinker

■ 4. “The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild”

■ 5. “Astrophysics for People in a Hurry”

Neil de Grasse Tyson

■ 6. “All-American Murder” James Patterson/Alex Abramovich

■ 7. “All the Pieces Matter” Jonathan Abrams

■ 8. “Obama”

Pete Souza

■ 9. “Crushing It!”

Gary Vaynerchuk

■ 10. “The Whole30 Cookbook” Melissa Hartwig

BOOKMARK

■ J. Scott Savage will sign his children’s books, including “The Mystery of Cove Series,” “The Farworld Series” and “The Case File Series,” at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Barnes & Noble, 567 N. Stephanie St., Henderson.

■ Black Mountain Institute will host a discussion on literary activism at 7 p.m. Wednesday in Room 101 at UNLV’s Rogers Literature and Law building, 4505 S. Maryland Parkway. The guest speakers will be authors Jose Orduna and Douglas Unger. The event is free.