Irish Bestsellers 4th July 2020
This week sees David Walliams returning to no. 1 in the Top 20, with The
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This week sees David Walliams returning to no. 1 in the Top 20, with The
Here in the charts, things are so close to ‘normal’, you’d be forgiven for thinking
Welcome to another week in the charts, as things very slowly return to a normal
As things continue to ease—shops re-opening, people returning to work—the charts are becoming more normal.
The book chart scene still isn’t back to normal this week, as although many of
We have a few new entries in the charts this week! The big news of
This week in the charts we’re still not seeing tons of movement; the old favourites
Despite the resurging popularity of old favourites during the pandemic (for example Oprah Winfrey’s What
Welcome back to another week of the charts! It makes quite a difference, being able
And we have numbers again! Bookshops are now able to ship orders and we can
Welcome to this week’s charts, in our all-new, sparkly redesigned writing.ie! Have a click around
As we continue in various degrees of lockdown across the world, it’s good news for
Welcome to another week in the charts; once again, we have rankings but no sales
Well, we do have charts this week – they’re charts, but not as you know
This week’s charts are brought to you under increasingly difficult conditions for everyone involved in
Whilst Europe struggles to adjust to widespread lockdowns and wakes to a world quite unlike
Welcome to another week in the Irish Bestsellers: trying to be a constant in a
As the coronavirus Covid-19 hits Europe this week, our thoughts go out to all those
And here we are again, World Book Day has returned! As expected, these short, affordable
The charts this week seem to feature an unusual number of older hits returning to
