Bestsellers at UPB
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East Bay Express
Although UPB has only a few small windows on the universe, the books we sell the most copies of do suggest what people are reading in Berkeley. And some of us think Berkeley is the center of the universe. Here are some books that have sold well this past month.
- The Apple Trees at Olema, Robert Hass
$34.99, cloth, HarperCollins - Field Guide to California Agriculture, Paul Starrs and Peter Goin
$24.95, paper, University of California Press - Why I Write, George Orwell
$10.00, paper, Penguin - Food Rules: An Eater’s Manual, Michael Pollan
$11.00, paper, Penguin - The Shocking Story of Electricity, Anna Claybourne
$5.99, paper, EDC Publishing - California Crackup: How Reform Broke the Golden State and How We Can Fix It, Joe Matthews
$19.95, paper, University of California Press - The Fiction of Narrative: Essays on History, Literature, and Theory, 1957-2007, Hayden White
$30.00, cloth, Johns Hopkins University Press - Zeitoun, Dave Eggers
$15.95, paper, Random House - Farm City: The Education of an Urban Farmer, Novella Carpenter
$16.00, paper, Penguin - Nox, Anne Carson
$29.95, box, W.W. Norton