Because I am bored and hungry and the other stuff I have to do today I have to do at my other desk

I am looking at the NYT bestsellers list. I check it occasionally anyways.

Picturebooks:

• Lego Star Wars. Umm...this is NOT a picturebook. Non-fiction sort of.
• Waddle. This is a boardbook mostly.
• Listen to the wind for miniature minds is still here.
• Family Huddle is still here. shudder.
• Lion and the Mouse. That's nice to see.
• Gallop. This is also mostly a boardbook. At least, that's where we shelve them.
• Otis by Loren Long. I didn't like this one. Didn't buy it.
• Nubs. This isn't really a picturebook either.
• Skippyjon Jones, Lost in spice. Look, a real picturebook! Nah, we don't have it. Gonna be a while before I get through weeding and revamping my picturebooks and can start buying series-that-never-end
• The little prince, pop-up edition. This is not a picturebook. It's not even based on a picturebook.

Obviously, the NYT bestsellers list needs a separate list for "stuff that parents buy for their kids instead of picturebooks but which aren't picturebooks". Best-selling book novelties is the title that spring to mind.