Thirteen Reasons Why made the hardcover backlist category for books selling between 200,000 and 299,999 copies. There are a total of thirteen books in that group.
Thirteen? How interesting...
So, which book do you think has the least chance of getting read at your public library's storytime?
The Poky Little PuppyJanette Sebring Lowery, illus. by Gustaf Tenggren
Golden, 1996 (288,295)
The Big Blue Book of Beginner BooksP.D. Eastman
Random, 2008 (260,143)
Mr. Brown Can Moo! Can You?Dr. Seuss
Random, 1996 (253,277)
Thirteen Reasons WhyJay Asher
Razorbill, 2007 (240,807)
Hop on PopDr. Seuss
Random, 1963 (240,196)
I Love You Through and Through (board book)Bernadette Rossetti Shustak, illus. by Caroline Jayne Church
Scholastic/Cartwheel, 2005 (227,024)
Are You My Mother?P.D. Eastman
Random, 1960 (226,766)
Are You My Mother? (board book)P.D. Eastman
Random, 1998 (222,752)
Disney Bedtime FavoritesDisney Press, 2007 (220,329)
Five Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed (board book)Eileen Christelow
HMH, 1998 (211,017)
The Polar ExpressChris Van Allsburg
Houghton, 1985 (209,500)
Dr. Seuss's ABCDr. Seuss
Random, 1960 (208,359)
The Going to Bed Book (board book)Sandra Boynton
Little Simon, 1982
If anyone does see a librarian reading my book at storytime, please take a photo and send it to me!
5 comments:
I love your book. I would read it as a librarian! :)
Hiding from the boogeyman doesn't make him go away.
Well, seeing as 13 Reasons Why is a counting book, I'd say the board book version of Are You My Mother.
I guess it is kind of a counting book. Never thought of it that way!
Maybe I can coax our YA lib. into a pic with your book. I think he likes to be pictures.
WOW. I'm hearing the Sesame Street song, "One of these things is not like the other..."
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