Ben Carson's book sold 21,786 copies; former White House press secretary turned Trump critic Stephanie Grisham sold 38,249 books; counselor to the president Kellyanne Conway has sold 42,273 books since it was published in late May; and former defense secretary Mark Esper sold 20,900 books.

A Page Six source reports that “Melania's even better than his regular golf games at keeping his temper in check. She provides a peaceful life for him when he needs it.” This is the dream of every little girl. We hope that one day we'll grow up to manage some guy's anger when he's not on the golf course.

The Exchange by John Grisham is supposed to be an exciting novel, but instead, we get tiresome sidetracks about raising funds, and an unconvincing conclusion. I can see where Mr. Grisham was going with this book, but the pace was lacking, the characters were not relatable, and I never got the overall point of the book.

“The Exchange,” Grisham's 49th book, a sequel to “The Firm,” just hit shelves. Will the sequel be as good as the original, or will it feel like pinning an extra tail on the prizewinning donkey? Will the loose threads be tied?