[Zebra]

This from the Washington Post. See if you can spot the incorrect word:

NEW YORK (CBS.MW) - Sen Hillary Clinton's much-ballyhooed memoir, "Living History," is living up to the hype. The book set a Barnes & Noble (BKS: news, chart, profile) sales record for nonfiction books on its first day in the stores, the Associated Press reported, quoting sales figures released by the company. A Barnes & Noble spokeswoman wasn't immediately available for comment.

If you said nonfiction, you win!

[ewing]

And the fact that Barnes and Noble kept the stores open Sunday night and counted the sales on Monday for the record..

[Morgan's Raider]

See if you can spot the incorrect word:

NEW YORK (CBS.MW) - Sen Hillary Clinton's much-ballyhooed memoir, "Living History," is living up to the hype. The book set a Barnes & Noble (BKS: news, chart, profile) sales record for nonfiction books on its first day in the stores, the Associated Press reported, quoting sales figures released by the company. A Barnes & Noble spokeswoman wasn't immediately available for comment.

If you said nonfiction, you win!

I dunno, I find the term memoir highly suspect when used to describe a tome from and about someone who suffered from terminal CRS (Can't Remember S**t) Syndrome for the 8 years that are supposed to be the focus of this novel.