The rankings for hard-cover books sold in Southern California, as reported by selected book stores: Nonfiction 1. 'What the Dog Saw,' by Malcolm Gladwell (Little, Brown: $27.99). A collection of the author's writings about everyday and extraordinary people. 2. 'SuperFreakonomics,' by Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner (William Morrow: $29.99). More funny, informative facts and questions to ponder. 3. 'Outliers,' by Malcolm Gladwell (Little, Brown: $27.99). An exploration of the background of high achievers. 4. 'Have a Little Faith,' by Mitch Albom (Hyperion: $23.99). The author's observations of a rabbi and a pastor on an eight-year journey of faith. 5. 'Eating Animals,' by Jonathan Safran Foer (Little, Brown: $25.99). An examination and behind-the-scenes look at factory farming. 6. 'Save the Deli,' by David Sax (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt: $24).The history behind and search for the best U.S. delis. 7. 'Manhood for Amateurs,' by Michael Chabon (Harper: $26.99). A collection of autobiographical essays reflecting on what it means to be a man and father. 8. 'It's Your Time,' by Joel Osteen (Free Press: $25). Finding inspiration and faith during difficult times. 9. 'The Queen Mother,' by William Shawcross (Knopf: $40). The biography of Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon and a century of devotion to the British monarchy. 10. 'Where Men Win Glory,' by Jon Krakauer (Doubleday: $27.95). A chronicle of Pat Tillman, the NFL star turned Army Ranger whose death in Afghanistan stunned the power structure. End adv sun Nov. 22 