NPR Books Watch — 1/1-1/7

Happy Friday.

Anyone who emails me the imprints of all the books listed (or houses if no imprint is available) will win the NPR Books Grid for the prior week that includes, in addition to the information below, interviewer, pub date, imprint, genre, post-interview Amazon ranking, pre-interview ranking (if the book was mentioned on Shelf Awareness and I was able to look up the number before the interview), and interview hyperlink. Happy New Year to everyone!

* indicates the interview is a rebroadcast.

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TOTAL book stories for the past week: 22 (27 last week)

All Things Considered: 6 (7 LW)

Diane Rehm: 3 (4 LW)

Fresh Air: 1 (3 LW)

Morning Edition: 3 (5 LW)

NPR.org: 5 (1 LW)

Talk of the Nation: 4 (4 LW)

Tell Me More: 0 (1 LW)

Weekend Edition Saturday: 0 (1 LW)

Weekend Edition Sunday: 0 (1 LW)

All Things Considered	Man Who Loved Books Too Much, The	Allison Hoover	Bartlett
All Things Considered	Notes from the Cracked Ceiling	Anne	Kornblut
All Things Considered	Remarkable Creatures	Tracy	Chevalier
All Things Considered	Water	Steven	Solomon
All Things Considered	Nothing to Envy	Barbara	Demick
All Things Considered	Lives of the Trees	Diana	Wells
Diane Rehm	China’s Megatrends	John and Doris	Naisbitt
Diane Rehm	Committed	Elizabeth	Gilbert
Diane Rehm	Checklist Manifesto, The	Atul	Gawande
Fresh Air	Stop Getting Ripped Off	Bob	Sullivan
Morning Edition	Year of the Flood, The	Margaret	Atwood
Morning Edition	Case for God	Karen	Armstrong
Morning Edition	Checklist Manifesto, The	Atul	Gawande
NPR.org	Committed	Elizabeth	Gilbert
NPR.org	What We’re Reading, Jan. 6-12, 2010
NPR.org	2009: The Graphic Novels That, Um … Grabbed?
NPR.org	Blio: Maybe the Future of Books?
NPR.org	ALEC	Eddie	Campbell
Talk of the Nation	Priceless	William	Poundstone
Talk of the Nation	Department of Mad Scientists	Michael	Belfiore
Talk of the Nation	Drive	Daniel	Pink
Talk of the Nation	Diabetes Rising	Dan	Hurley