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Kindle bestsellers: 'I, Alex Cross' leads; Stieg Larsson title joins the list

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Wednesday 16 December 2009 01:00 GMT
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Amazon.com released its list of weekly bestselling Kindle e-books on December 15. For the week ending December 12, James Patterson's I, Alex Cross was in the lead, followed by Sue Grafton's U is for Undertow and Dan Brown's The Lost Symbol.

I, Alex Cross, James Patterson's latest detective novel, was published November 16 and was a Kindle bestseller for two weeks following its release, then moved to second last week following the release of U is for Undertow.

New to the list this week is Stieg Larsson's The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, the first book in Larsson's posthumously published and internationally best-selling Millenium Trilogy. The title was released as a Kindle edition more than two months ago and is no doubt gaining in popularity following the October Kindle release of the final book in the trilogy, The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest. The book version of that title was released in the UK in June, but will not be published in the US until May 2010.

Kindle weekly bestsellers:

1. I, Alex Cross - James Patterson (2=position last week)
2. U is for Undertow - Sue Grafton (1)
3. The Lost Symbol - Dan Brown (3)
4. Pirate Latitudes - Michael Crichton (4)
5. The Help - Kathryn Stockett (new)
6. The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo - Stieg Larsson (new)
7. Eclipse - Stephenie Meyer (5)
8. Breaking Dawn - Stephenie Meyer (8)
9. Twilight - Stephenie Meyer (6)
10. True Blue - David Baldacci (10)

Source: Publishers' Marketplace


Amazon's Kindle e-reader is available internationally. Kindle e-books can also be read on the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch using the Kindle iPhone application, now available in 60 countries, and on personal computers using the Kindle for PC application, available in more than 100 countries.

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