This Sunday's paper listed the New York Times business best sellers. Rankings reflect sales for January 2012. Below are several of the titles culled from that list, sorted by genre, with links to our catalog.

The New York Times rank for each title is found after the author's name, and paperback titles are indentified as such. In addition, the list has been annotated and supplemented by identifying and listing books from Nielsen BookScan's top 10 hardcover business titles as published in the Saturday, February 4 edition of the Wall Street Journal.

A couple of titles listed have not yet been added to the Library's catalog, but are on order and should be available soon, so check back later.

Enjoy!

Business Self-Help

• Taking People With You, by David Novak (2) (Number 4 — Nielsen BookScan)
• Thinking, Fast and Slow, by Daniel Kahneman (3)
• Emotional Equations, by Chip Conley (8)
• Strategy for You, by Richard Horwath (11) (Number 2 — Nielsen BookScan)
• Switch, by Chip Heath and Dan Heath (12)
• Drive, by Daniel H. Pink (8 — Paperback)
• Checklist Manifesto, by Atul Gawande (9 — Paperback)
• Strengthsfinder 2.0, by Tom Rath (Number 3 — Nielsen BookScan)

Personal Finance

• Psychology of Wealth, by Charles Richards (4) (Number 1 — Nielsen BookScan)
• Total Money Makeover, by Dave Ramsey (13) (Number 7 — Nielsen BookScan)
• Money Class, by Suze Orman (3 — Paperback)
• Clark Howard's Living Large in Lean Times, by Clark Howard (10 — Paperback)

• Markets Never Forget (but People Do), Ken Fisher with Lara Horrmans (Number 5 — Nielsen BookScan)

 Leadership/Management

• Great by Choice, by Jim Collins and Morten T. Hansen (6) (Number 6 — Nielsen BookScan)
• Strengths-Based Leadership, by Tom Rath and Barry Conchie (10)
• Building a Magnetic Culture, by Kevin Sheridan (15)
• The Five Dysfunctions of a Team, Patrick Lencioni (Number 8 — Nielsen BookScan)

Entrepreneurship

• Entreleadership, by Dave Ramsey (9)
• Lean Startup, by Eric Ries (14)
• Four Essentials of Entrepreneurial Thinking, by Cliff Michaels (7 — Paperback)

Financial Services

• Boomerang, by Michael Lewis (5) (Number 10 — Nielsen BookScan)

For more information on this month's business best sellers, visit the New York Times website and check out the full lists for Hardcover and Paperback.