3 FUNNY STORY (Berkley, $29). By Emily Henry. Daphne, whose ex-fiancé, Peter, left her for another woman, agrees to be roommates with Miles, whose ex-fiancée left him for Peter.

4 SWAN SONG (Little Brown, $30). By Elin Hilderbrand. Local residents ban together to solve a murder in the final book of the Nantucket novels.***

5 ALL FOURS (Riverhead, $29). By Miranda July. A woman embarks on a solo cross-country road trip but instead hides in a nearby hotel and explores life without the responsibilities of family.

6 ERUPTION (Little Brown, $32). By Michael Crichton, James Patterson. A volcanologist faces national security complications while trying to lessen the impact from a predicted eruption.

7 YOU LIKE IT DARKER (Scribner, $30). By Stephen King. Stories, many never before published, centered on the darker side of life.

8 TABLE FOR TWO (Viking, $32). By Amor Towles. A collection of stories plus one historical novella from the author of “A Gentleman in Moscow.”

9 THE MINISTRY OF TIME (Avid Reader, $28.99). By Kaliane Bradley. A top-secret British government assignment requires a woman to guide a Victorian-era explorer who has recently been returned to life in the modern age.

10 CAMINO GHOSTS (Doubleday, $29.95). By John Grisham. The last inhabitant of an island stands in the way of a resort developer who is trying to claim ownership.

1 THE DEMON OF UNREST (Crown, $35). By Erik Larson. The author of “The Splendid and the Vile” chronicles the months after Abraham Lincoln’s election that set the stage for the Civil War.

2 THE WAGER (Doubleday, $30). By David Grann. After enduring storms, sickness and a shipwreck, the surviving crew members of HMS Wager turn against each other.

3 THE ANXIOUS GENERATION (Penguin Press, $30). By Jonathan Haidt. A social psychologist attributes the recent increase in adolescent mental illness to the prevalence of smartphones.

4 AN UNFINISHED LOVE STORY (Simon & Schuster, $35). By Doris Kearns Goodwin. The Pulitzer-prizewinning biographer shares her own history.

5 THE CREATIVE ACT (Penguin, $32). By Rick Rubin. A Grammy-winning music producer shares how artists work and suggests ways to foster creativity in everyday life.

6 THE WIDE WIDE SEA (Doubleday, $35). By Hampton Sides. An account of the explorer Captain James Cook’s ill-fated final voyage.

7 THE SITUATION ROOM (Grand Central, $35). By George Stephanopoulos, Lisa Dickey. The political correspondent and former presidential adviser details the crises that took place over decades in the Situation Room at the White House.

8 WHEN THE SEA CAME ALIVE (Avid Reader, $32.50). By Garrett M. Graff. An oral history leading to the day Allied troops arrived on the beaches of occupied France and shifted the course of World War II.

9 THE FRIDAY AFTERNOON CLUB (Penguin Press, $30). By Griffin Dunne. The actor, raised in the world of California and New York elites, shares stories from his life.

10 WHAT THIS COMEDIAN SAID WILL SHOCK YOU (Simon & Schuster, $30). By Bill Maher. The controversial HBO host shares his opinions about politics and life.

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