Irish Bestsellers 19th September 2020
It’s a decent week for books, even if the rest of the world looks like
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It’s a decent week for books, even if the rest of the world looks like
Welcome back to this week’s charts, where we’re still seeing the shake-up effect of last
This week sees an avalanche of new books in the charts, as COVID19 postponements finally
Not a huge amount of movement in the charts this week; the recent slew of
This week, we have several new entries into the charts as new releases, some of
The biggest news in the charts this week is, of course, the return of the
Data Supplied by Nielsen BookScan taken from the Irish Consumer Market week ending 8th August
It’s always wonderful to see an Irish writer on an awards list – whether it’s
Some significant titles have jumped into the charts, not least Mary Trump’s description of the
With continuing turmoil on the other side of the pond, it’s no surprise that this
We don’t have that much movement in the charts this week; down in the Children’s
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
