Atomic Books 2015 Best Sellers: Advice, Art, Misc. Books

These are the top 15 best selling Advice, Art and Misc. books from Atomic Books in 2015.

1. Baltimore Coloring Book Project 1
by Benn Ray, Ben Claassen III, various

2. Duff Bakes: Think And Bake Like A Pro At Home
by Duff Goldman

3. Baltimore Coloring Book Project 2
by Benn Ray, Ben Claassen III, various

4. 2015 Baltimore Uprising: A Teen Epistolary
by various

5. Forgotten Maryland Cocktails: A History Of Drinking In The Free State
by Gregory Priebe & Nicole Priebe

6. Mama Tried: Dispatches From The Seamy Underbelly Of Modern Parenting
by Emily Flake


7. Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing
by Marie Kondo

8. Lost Ocean: An Inky Adventure and Coloring Book
by Johanna Basford

9. Chesapeake Oysters: The Bay's Foundation And Fortune
by Kate Livie

10. 1 Page At A Time: A Daily Creative Companion
by Adam J. Kurtz

11. Lost Baltimore
by Paul Kelsey Williams / Gregory J. Alexander

12. VHS Video Cover Art: 1980s to Early 1990s
by Thomas Hodge

13. Country Walks Near Baltimore
by Alan Fisher

14. The Existential Coloring Book
by Archie McPhee

15. Forbidden Activities For Neglected Children: A Coloring And Activity Book
by Skinnner!

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