'Either/Or,' 'Refuse to Be Done,' 'Paradis,' and more—here are the top 10 books that 'Millions' readers are buying this month.

'Tolstoy Together,' 'The Angel of Rome,' and 'Paradis' join this month's top ten list.

Vanessa Hua's 'Forbidden City,' Elif Batuman's 'Either/Or,' 'Refuse to Be Done,' and more.

From an illustrated edition of Ulysses to the latest novel by Emily St. John Mandel, here are the top ten books Millions readers are buying.

Our list's true newcomers are Matt Bell and Sequoia Nagamatsu, who join in the sixth and tenth positions for 'Refuse to Be Done' and 'How High We Go in the Dark,' respectively.

It's not surprising to see Ward Farnsworth’s The Socratic Method: A Practitioner's Handbook on this month's list. Once again, it's Ed Simon's fault.

Ludwig Wittgenstein, if your ghost is reading this, take consolation in the fact that Ed Simon’s piece got Millions readers so excited about your work that for five months they dutifully purchased copies of your 100-year-old book.

This month we say goodbye to Jonathan Lee's The Great Mistake, and in its place, welcome Karl Ove Knausgaard's The Morning Star.

There's some intrigue this month, as our list is reunited with two novels we last saw in September.

Paraic O' Donnell holds the top spot, while Jonathan Franzen and Joshua Ferris—and a chap named Ludwig Wittgenstein!— continue to pull in readers.

As the leaves drop through crisp air, do wallets open to purchase new books? Evidently so. This month's list features six new titles—all from our Great Second-Half 2021 Book Preview.

If there's one thing Millions readers evidently love, it's "one of the oddest books in the history of logic." This month, the fifth spot belongs to all of you.

Three books head to our Hall of Fame this month, and several books swapped places. Basically, our Top Ten did the Cha-Cha Slide.

May's top seven remain June's. May's eighth book became June's 10th. Even the near misses held steady. All this points to one place: Millions readers are ready for that Second-Half Preview to drop. Stay tuned...

On some shelves, freeing up 1,344 pages and replacing them with 736 pages might look strange, but here on our cyberspace shelf we think it looks swell indeed.

Our list this month is consistent. Its top five are unchanged. Last month's list was consistent. Its top three were unchanged. My monthly dispatches about the Millions Top Ten are... well, you get the idea.