Deseret Book top 10

A list of best-selling Deseret Book products for Nov. 21-27.

BOOKS

1. "To the Rescue: The Biography of Thomas S. Monson," Heidi S. Swinton

The much anticipated biography of the president of the LDS Church.

(Related article: Following the prophet: Author able to witness devotion of President Monson)

 

2. "In the Dark Streets Shineth: A 1941 Christmas Eve Story," David McCullough

The story behind two classic American Christmas carols.

(Related article: New David McCullough book based on Mormon Tabernacle Christmas performance)

 

3. "Christmas with the Prophets," Laura F. Willes

Christmas vignettes and traditions of the latter-day prophets.

 

4. "LDS Family Christmas Songbook"

Sacred Christmas hymns, traditional carols, Primary songs and popular melodies.

 

5. "A Christ-Centered Christmas: Seven Traditions to Lead Us Closer to the Savior," Emily Freeman

Deepen the Christmas spirit by discovering the meanings and traditions behind seven figures of the Nativity.

(Related article: Author helps women to see the good days in life at Time Out For Women)

6. "The Remarkable Soul of a Woman," Dieter F. Uchtdorf

Encouraging women to develop their remarkable abilities and find happiness.

(Related article: What's new: 'The Remarkable Soul of a Woman')

 

7. "Forgotten Carols: A Christmas Miracle for Isaac and Eliza," Michael McLean, illustrated by Brandon Dorman

An original story for young children.

(Related article: Michael McLean celebrates 25 years of songwriting)

 

8. "Divine Signatures," Gerald N. Lund

Real-life stories proving that God's hand is evident in our lives.

 

9. "Lion House Pies"

Learn the secrets to making perfect pies; includes instructional DVD.

(Related article: Unlocking the pie mystique with Lion House cookbook)

 

10. "Promise Me," Richard Paul Evans

A Christmas story about the power of love.

(Related article: Richard Paul Evans' 'The Walk' is about finding hope, meaning)

 

CDs

1. "The Most Wonderful Time of the Year," Mormon Tabernacle Choir

(Related article: Cole, Choir combine to celebrate 'The Most Wonderful Time of the Year')