This week’s bestseller list includes many World Book Day titles, but our featured book this week is a fabulous new poetry collection – Washing Windows Too contains 100 new poems, selected by co-editor Alan Hayes, by women who have not yet published a full collection.
This week the charts are dominated by World Book Day titles which were released on 3rd March – World Book Day changes lives through a love of books and shared reading, with a mission is to promote reading for pleasure, offering every child and young person the opportunity to have a book of their own.
This week we’re featuring a book we could all do with, as world events, past and present, start to hit our pockets: How to Make Your Money Work by Eoin McGee. We all differ in our money mindsets – in the ways we approach spending, saving and other financial decisions. Eoin McGee provides a fascinating overview of these differing outlooks, and explains how understanding your own attitude towards money is the secret to effective financial planning and making the most of your income.
This week is all about the incredible Marian Keyes, a national treasure and one of our most talented writers. Again, Rachel has stormed into the No 1 slot in the overall chart, with Rachel’s Holiday, the 25th anniversary edition, hot on its heels.
We’re thrilled that last week’s featured book, Rachael English’s fabulous A Letter Home, has shot into the No 1 slot in the overall Top 20!
This week we’re featuring Cork author Catherine Kirwan’s Cruel Deeds, which has slipped into the original fiction chart on just a half week’s sales.
Straight into the charts, inspired by heartbreaking true events, Rachael English’s latest novel is a rich, powerful story of a mother’s love, a baby girl, a dangerous journey from Ireland to America and a forgotten story that binds two families separated by an ocean.
Great sales this week as we come out of what often feels like the longest
Leaping into the charts this week is journalist and Writing.ie Short Story of the Year
We are thrilled that Writing.ie founder Sam Blake’s Remember My Name has hit the No
Check out Sam Blake’s REMEMBER MY NAME, a twisty psychological thriller that has entered the Original Fiction top 10 with less than a week’s sales – it will hold you to the last page…
Our featured book this week is a real success story! Over the last year or
This year’s fabulous Christmas No 1 definitely brought some laughter to readers, which is something
Book sales are very healthy in the week before Christmas which is great to see.
We’re almost there! Great sales this week and fabulous to see the hilarious Waterford Whispers
It doesn’t seem two minutes since the first hints of Christmas were appearing, and now
Sales are looking good across the week as we start looking towards Christmas, and a
It’s a fairly quiet week this week, particularly for fiction – that is, unless you’re
It looks as though people have started Christmas shopping with a vengeance this week. The
Welcome back to another week of the Irish book charts. We have a few new
Well, we’re firmly into the run-up for Christmas now, and there are a number of
