US Bestsellers: January 2012

So The Hunger Games trilogy remains at the top of the charts for a second month running; impressive stuff and, with a movie release this year, the series looks to be going from strength to strength, to the point that even I am preparing to jump on the bandwagon and read the first part of the series this month - so look out for my review! I am slightly fascinated by the fact that the APA publishing guidelines are still knocking around the top ten - are there really that many practising psychologists in America? And I have no idea who Mark R. Levin is, but I'd love to know what expression he's trying to pull on the front cover of his Ameritopia.

The top ten bestselling books in January, according to Amazon US:

1		The Hunger Games Suzanne Collins	$5.39 from Amazon
2		Catching Fire Suzanne Collins	$9.82 from Amazon
3		Mockingjay Suzanne Collins	$9.95 from Amazon
4		StrengthsFinder 2.0 Tom Rath	$14.97 from Amazon
5		Publication Manual of the APA American Psychological Association	$21.34 from Amazon
6		Steve Jobs Walter Isaacson	$17.49 from Amazon
7		American Sniper Chris Kyle	$15.75 from Amazon
8		Ameritopia Mark R. Levin	$16.01 from Amazon
9		The Psychology of Wealth Charles Richards	$15.60 from Amazon
10		Thinking, Fast and Slow Daniel Kahneman	$16.65 from Amazon

Prices correct on 31/01/2012