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Why is Christian Science in our name?
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Bestselling books: How well do you know the books on the top?
So you're a book maven, the kind of reader who's always up on the latest and the best. But how well do you really know the books that are on the top this week? Test your knowledge with our quiz on the top 10 titles on the IndieBound bestseller list.
1. What bestseller features a murder victim who had an unusual disease often linked to drinking, despite the fact that he did not imbibe?
What bestseller features this murder victim?
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'Carry the One,' by Carol Anshaw |
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'Blood in the Water,' by Jane Haddam |
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'Beastly Things,' by Donna Leon |
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'Death Comes to Pemberley,' by P.D. James |
