Noa Yadlin's 'Mistakes' Claims Top Spot on Bestseller List

Noa Yadlin's latest novel, "Mistakes," has claimed the top spot on the bestseller list, displacing the previous weeks' dominant leader, "Through the Earth" by Avinatan Or. The milestone coincides with the launch of Yadlin's American book tour for the English translation of her Sapir Prize-winning novel, "House People," with the opening event scheduled in New York.

Following just behind in second place is Avinatan Or's memoir-style work, which held the number-one spot for eight weeks. The top tier of the chart continues to feature prominent literary figures, including David Grossman with "Words, Where Are You?," Eshkol Nevo with "The Longest Night," and a co-authored thriller by Harlan Coben and Reese Witherspoon, "Gone Without a Trace."

The bestseller rankings also see enduring popularity for works by late Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, Edna Mazia's psychological thriller "The Observers," and James Clear's self-improvement guide "Atomic Habits." The compiled data reflects sales across major national bookstore chains and digital platforms.