Thread: Amazon Charts is a different kind of "bestseller" list
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Old 05-20-2017, 06:45 AM   #10
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Originally Posted by Fbone View Post
USA Today's list include Amazon KDP titles but not Walmart/Sam's Club or most independent bookstores.

Amazon's list may be dominated by Kindle select titles unavailable to the physical bookstore shopper.

Each list will appeal to different people depending on their reading and shopping habits.
Yep, most best seller lists are oriented towards certain types of books. As long as a list points you to books you find interesting, then it's a benefit. If the list doesn't point you to books you find interesting, then ignore it.
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