The wonderfully quirky and engaging book, ‘Lessons in Chemistry’, maintained top spot in March with a healthy 2,088 sales (+447).
The new title, ‘The Bookbinder of Jericho’ by Pip Williams came in a close second selling 1,943 copies.
Eleanor Catton’s ‘Birnam Wood’ also increased sales with 1,938 (+637)
‘Spare’ by Prince Harry was the top seller for January selling 4,653 copies.
The popular title, ‘Lessons in Chemistry’, held its second position with 1,641 sales (-3,275).
Dropping from first to third spot was ‘Bulldozed: Scott Morrison’s Fall and Anthony Albanese’s Rise’ selling 1,530 copies (-2,723)
‘Spare’ by Prince Harry was the top seller for January selling 4,653 copies.
The popular title, ‘Lessons in Chemistry’, held its second position with 1,641 sales (-3,275).
Dropping from first to third spot was ‘Bulldozed: Scott Morrison’s Fall and Anthony Albanese’s Rise’ selling 1,530 copies (-2,723)
‘Bulldozed: Scott Morrison’s Fall and Anthony Albanese’s Rise’ took top spot for December selling 7,571 copies.
Popular title, ‘Lessons in Chemistry’, came in second selling 4,916 (+3,397).
Coming in third was ‘Exiles (#3 Aaron Falk)’ selling 3,803 copies (+1,899)
“Exiles” by Jane Harper retained the top spot for the second month in a row with 3,519 sales (+608).
Coming in second and new to the list was “It Starts with Us” by Colleen Hoover with 1,757 sales. Another new title, “Lucy by the Sea”, from the Booker-shortlisted author Elizabeth Strout, was third with 1,559 sales.
“Exiles” by Jane Harper retained the top spot for the second month in a row with 3,519 sales (+608).
Coming in second and new to the list was “It Starts with Us” by Colleen Hoover with 1,757 sales. Another new title, “Lucy by the Sea”, from the Booker-shortlisted author Elizabeth Strout, was third with 1,559 sales.
New to the list and taking top spot for September’s Bestsellers was”Exiles” by Jane Harper with 2,911 sales. ‘The 156-Story Treehouse”, the twelfth book in the illustrated chapter book series by Andy Griffiths and Terry Dalton was second with 2,206 sales.
Richard Osman’s “The Bullet That Missed” (#3 The Thursday Murder Club) came in close behind with 2, 195 sales.
“The Boy from Boomerang Crescent” by Eddie Betts was top of the August Bestseller list with 1,344 sales. “So You Want To Live Younger Longer? The Ultimate Guide to Longevity From Australia’s Most Trusted Doctor” came in a very close second with 1,325 sales (+855). “Lessons in Chemistry” returned to the top three (previously seen in June) with 1,216 sales (+144).
“Horse” by Geraldine Brooks remained the number one seller for July with 1889 sales (+448). “Where the Crawdads Sing” returned to the top 3 with 1,300 sales (+741). Third spot and new to the list was “Crash Course (Wolf Girl #7)” with 1299 sales.
Once again two new titles secure first and second position on the list. “Horse” by Geraldine Brooks was the number one seller for June with 1,441 sales. “Dirt Town” came second with 1,213 sales.
Third spot for the second month in a row was “Lessons in Chemistry” with 909 sales (-223).