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Updated Best Books 2010: 15 'Best Of' Lists (PHOTOS)

UPDATED: Best Books 2010
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The lists are up, the decisions are out: publications across the globe have selected their favorite books of 2010. From Jonathan Franzen's "Freedom" to Patti Smith's "Just Kids," there were many predictable picks across the board and some surprises, too.

Click through the slide show to see lists from 13 publications. Let us know which of your favorite books from the year made none of the lists in the comments section below.

Best Of Lists
The New York Times (01 of15)
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The 10 Best Books of 2010
Publishers Weekly(02 of15)
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Best Books of 2010
Amazon(03 of15)
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The New Yorker(04 of15)
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Reviewers' Favorites 2010
NPR(05 of15)
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Best Books 2010
The Daily Beast(06 of15)
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Best Books 2010
Slate(07 of15)
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Favorite Books of 2010
The Atlantic(08 of15)
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Best Books of the Year
The Guardian(09 of15)
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The Washington Post(10 of15)
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Best Fiction and Poetry 2010
The Los Angeles Times(11 of15)
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Village Voice(12 of15)
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San Francisco Chronicle(13 of15)
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Best Books 2010
Entertainment Weekly(14 of15)
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Best of 2010
San Francisco Chronicle (15 of15)
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Top 10 Books of 2010

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