New York Times Bestsellers: January 24 Rankings Just Released

UPDATE: The latest New York Times bestseller list has just been released for the week ending January 24, revealing major shifts in both the fiction and nonfiction categories. This week’s rankings showcase a mix of established authors and new titles that are capturing readers’ attention across the United States.

In the fiction category, Jim Butcher’s TWELVE MONTHS takes the top spot, marking the 18th book in the Dresden Files series. As Chicago’s only professional wizard, Butcher’s character faces a myriad of dangers while navigating a new betrothal. This title has already secured its place on the list for 12 weeks, reflecting its growing popularity.

Following closely is Jennette McCurdy’s HALF HIS AGE, where a 17-year-old named Waldo grapples with her unexpected attraction to her creative writing teacher. This book has also held strong, remaining on the list for 13 weeks.

Virginia Evans’ THE CORRESPONDENT has made headlines by climbing to the third position after spending 134 weeks on the list. It explores themes of nostalgia and forgiveness as the protagonist revisits her past through letters from an old acquaintance.

In a notable entry for readers, Alice Feeney’s MY HUSBAND’S WIFE continues to intrigue, sitting at fourth place. Set in a quaint seaside town, the narrative promises twists and turns where appearances can be deceiving.

Meanwhile, in the nonfiction category, Peter Schweizer’s THE INVISIBLE COUP debuts at number one. This urgent read argues that mass migration is being weaponized for political gain. The book has already begun to stir discussions among readers and critics alike.

Chuck Klosterman’s FOOTBALL holds the second spot, as he examines the sport’s profound impact on American culture over the years. Andrew Ross Sorkin’s 1929 follows at third, providing insights into a significant historical market crash.

Virginia Roberts Giuffre’s poignant narrative NOBODY’S GIRL, detailing her experiences with Jeffrey Epstein, remains relevant as it secures the fourth place on the nonfiction list.

This week’s rankings not only highlight trending titles but also reflect the diverse interests of readers nationwide. The comprehensive reporting from thousands of retailers across the country ensures that these rankings provide an accurate snapshot of what is resonating with the public.

As these books continue to dominate sales, readers are encouraged to explore these titles that are shaping conversations today. Stay tuned for more updates as we monitor the evolving landscape of literary favorites.