BOOK REPORT

A snapshot of current bestsellers across gift and specialty stores in the Pacific Northwest, reflecting what our reps are writing and what stores are actively ordering.

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HACHETTE - updated 3/10/26

Notes: The Little Frog continues its quiet reign, once again dominating the top of the bestseller list. Several longtime Hachette staples continue to anchor the list, including Running Press Minis, Paint by Sticker, and I Like Stickers-gift and activity-driven titles that remain dependable bestsellers.

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HARPERCOLLINS - updated 3/10/26

Notes: HarperCollins brings a playful mix of sticker activities and children’s classics this cycle. Usborne’s Sticker Dolly Dressing and First Sticker Book titles are all over the top of the list this round, joined by longtime favorites like Goodnight Moon, The Runaway Bunny, and Frog and Toad Together, while a new Winnie-the-Pooh: The Little Book of Wisdom is already landing among the top sellers ahead of its June release.

PENGUIN RANDOM HOUSE - updated 3/10/26

Notes: Pacific Northwest regional evergreen titles are holding strong. One emerging star: 52 Weekends in Seattle, a new release coming out of the gates hot and already looking like a future perennial.

QUARTO - updated 3/10/26

Notes: Quarto brings plenty of outdoor adventure and hands-on creativity this cycle, with national parks titles, craft kits, and nature coloring books appearing across many stores. Only in the Pacific Northwest remains a steady regional favorite, while titles like the National Parks Crochet Kit and Know Your Knots keep the maker spirit alive.

SIMON & SCHUSTER - updated 3/10/26

Notes: Simon & Schuster’s list is spring-forward, with outdoor, garden, and nature themes—from mountains and national parks to tulips and peonies. Two new releases, Dig In (May) and The Art of Barbecue (July), are already landing in the top sellers, pointing toward a season of outdoor cooking, entertaining, and warm-weather gifting.