Jake Paris

in Maine, in 2025

New York Times Bestsellers Lists WordPress Plugin

This is the demo page for my New York Times Bestseller Lists WordPress plugin. If you like it, why not try it out now (from the WordPress plugin directory)?

There are a few configuration options: You can set the initial list to display on page load. And you can easily modify the library catalog links using whatever format suits you. I’ve set up an example format below for my local library.

Change List

#1: I Am Glinda

Mary Man-Kong

All of the “thrillifying” things about Glinda. (Ages 2 to 5)

Library Catalog

#2: I Am Elphaba

Mary Man-Kong

Celebrating everything that is special about Elphaba. (Ages 2 to 5)

Library Catalog

#3: How To Catch Santa Claus

Alice Walstead

The How to Catch Kids attempt to snare Santa Claus. (Ages 4 to 10)

Library Catalog

#4: How To Catch An Elf

Adam Wallace

A tiny narrator dodges traps while making the Christmas rounds. (Ages 3 to 6)

Library Catalog

#5: How To Catch A Snowman

Adam Wallace

Kids build a snowman that comes to life! (Ages 4 to 10)

Library Catalog

#6: The Humble Pie

Jory John

Humble Pie likes to keep a low profile but realizes that sometimes you must speak up for yourself. (Ages 4 to 8)

Library Catalog

#7: Bluey’s Night Before Christmas

Lauren Holowaty

Bluey’s take on “A Visit From St. Nicholas.” (Ages 3 to 5)

Library Catalog

#8: The Littlest Yak

Lu Fraser

A little yak takes on a huge task. (Ages 4 to 8)

Library Catalog

#9: I Am Jack Skellington

Matthew J. Gilbert

Everything you want to know about the Pumpkin King of Halloween Town. (Ages 2 to 5)

Library Catalog

#10: Don’t Let The Pigeon Drive The Sleigh!

Mo Willems

The pigeon has his sights set on driving Santa’s sleigh. (Ages 3 to 5)

Library Catalog

Change List