How many John Grisham books have made it to the New York Times best seller list?

John Grisham has written a total of twenty-three novels.

• 1989 - A Time to Kill
• 1991 - The Firm
• 1992 - The Pelican Brief
• 1993 - The Client
• 1994 - The Chamber
• 1995 - The Rainmaker
• 1996 - The Runaway Jury
• 1997 - The Partner
• 1998 - The Street Lawyer
• 1999 - The Testament
• 2000 - The Brethren
• 2001 - A Painted House
• 2001 - Skipping Christmas
• 2002 - The Summons
• 2003 - The King of Torts
• 2003 - The Bleachers
• 2004 - The Last Juror
• 2005 - The Broker
• 2006 - The Innocent Man
• 2007 - Playing for Pizza
• 2008 - The Appeal
• 2009 - The Associate
• 2009 - Ford County

All but six are fictional legal thrillers. The remaining are A Painted House, Skipping Christmas, The Bleachers, The Innocent Man, Playing for Pizza, and Ford County.

The Innocent Man is his only non-fiction book, written about a man falsely accused of murder.

A Painted house is a story about a young boy growing up and experiencing life's hardships.

Skipping Christmas is a Christmas comedy. This book was made into the movie "Christmas with the Kranks"

The Bleachers is a bout a town with a legendary high school football team and a dark secret.

Playing for Pizza is about an American football player who is cut from his team in America and ends up playing for a team in Italy.

Ford County is a collection of Grisham's short stories.