How many weeks at No. 1 for "Angels & Demons"? More than we can count. But there's lots of change lower down, with new titles from Jim Hightower, Tom Clancy, Elizabeth George, the "Dune" franchise and ubergeek Wil Wheaton, all courtesy of Powell's.

"The Da Vinci Code" falls all the way to No. 10! But there are two other Dan Brown titles above it, along with the 9/11 report, David Sedaris and Al Franken's new paperback. All on this week's list, courtesy of Powell's.

David Sedaris is back! And so is David Sedaris and, er, David Sedaris. The funniest American in France takes over four of the top spots.

Bill Bryson takes the helm, ushering in a new year of bad cats, curious incidents and unfortunate events.

Dogs, bees and wolves, oh my! Animals overrun this week's list, while Jon Stewart inches closer to the top spot. All courtesy of Powell's.

Jeffrey Eugenides and Yann Martel return, Jon Stewart and Bob Dylan stay strong, and Philip Roth makes it onto the list. But Dan Brown stubbornly remains on top.

"The Kite Runner" holds at No. 1, David McCullough jumps to No. 2, and "The Devil in the White City" returns, all on this week's list, courtesy of Powell's.

Seabiscuit's back on top and more in this week's bestselling books courtesy of Powells.com.

Animal lovers and humorists continue to spar for a place on the list, but Jon Stewart remains firmly on the top.

Book lovers stock up on cartoons, satire and twisted fairy tales to get them through the holiday season.

Tired of politics, readers find solace in poetry -- from Billy Corgan.

"Harry Potter" dominates the top 10, and new works from Holiday Reinhorn and Cormac McCarthy debut, all on this week's list, courtesy of Powell's.

Phil Lesh debuts at No. 1, Sarah Vowell takes second with "Assassination Vacation," and Camille Paglia shows up, all on this week's list, courtesy of Powell's.

Jared Diamond takes the helm, Howard Zinn joins the list, and Jon Stewart returns!