Gravity Let Me Go climbed to the number one spot this month with 4055 sales, up from 1155 last month. Joining the top sellers is Last One Out: No One Stays Forever with 3218 sales. Dropping to third place is The Impossible Fortune with 3107 sales, up from 2401 last month.
June Bestsellers: A Different Kind of Power tops the list. New entries include Hard New World and The Let Them Theory holds strong at No. 2.
The Hallmarked Man: Comoran Strike Book 8 claimed the top spot with 2,493 sales. The Impossible Fortune (Thursday Murder Club #5) followed closely in second place with 2,401 sales. In third place, What We Can Know made it’s debut with 1,999 sales.
Ghost Cities jumped back into the top spot this month with 1,827 sales – up 1,278 from last month. An Inside Job enter this month’s bestseller in second place with 1,023 sales. The Let Them Theory slipped to third with 990 sales – down 148 from last month.
Bestsellers in July: The Let Them Theory jumped back into top spot this month with 2,054 sales – up 681 from last month. A Different Kind of Power: A Memoir slipped to second spot with 1,113 sales – 2,673. The Emperor of Gladness came in third (up from 12th spot) with 1101 sales – up 395 sales.
June Bestsellers: A Different Kind of Power tops the list. New entries include Hard New World and The Let Them Theory holds strong at No. 2.
Bestsellers in May: A Shake-Up at the Top
May brought a fresh shift to the charts, with The Unquiet Grave claiming the top spot at 2,625 copies sold—knocking The Let Them Theory into second place after a notable dip of 1,010 sales. Meanwhile, fans flocked to the long-awaited fourth installment in the Nevermoor series, Silverborn, securing a strong third with 1,800 sales.
“The Let Them Theory: A Life-Changing Tool That Millions of People Can’t Stop Talking About” held its top position in April, selling 3,332 copies—a slight dip of 115 units. “Sunrise on the Reaping” (The Hunger Games) also retained its second-place ranking, with 2,781 copies sold, down 219 from the previous month. “Orbital” slipped to fourth place, overtaken by newcomer “Lyrebird” by Jane Caro, which debuted on the bestseller list with an impressive 1,438 copies sold.
The Let Them Theory: A Life-Changing Tool That Millions of People Can’t Stop Talking About maintained top spot in March selling 3447 copies (+753). Sunrise on the Reaping (The Hunger Games) joined the list in second spot with 3,000 sales. Orbital slipped to third spot with 1,666 sales (-453). Rediscover last month’s hits and uncover timeless favorites that readers can’t get enough of!
In February our no 1 best seller, and new title was The Let Them Theory: A Life-Changing Tool That Millions of People Can’t Stop Talking About selling 2,694 copies. Orbital remained in second place for the third month running with 2,118 sales (+421). The Season was rolled to fifth place with another new title, Memorial Days by Geraldine Brooks with 1,545 sales.