The Spinoff Review of Books
Books
Jan 15, 2021
The Unity Books bestseller chart for the week ending January 15
The return of the Unity top 10s.
The return of the Unity top 10s.
The top-selling books of 2020.
Finally, we come to the final weekly chart of 2020.
The only published and available best-selling indie book chart in New Zealand.
Knock knock, who's there – it's the best-loved kids' books in the country this week.
Inside: a peek at what you'll be reading on Boxing Day, probably.
Obama's memoir enters the chart with a landslide.
What you read when you weren't doomscrolling this week.
Delighted to see Wellington's number one this week – it's been on the charts since March, just about, and is finally sitting pretty.
Sure, you could go and play outside. Or you could snuggle up with a stack of books.
Weird old list this week, featuring Sally Rooney (once), K-pop (once), and moles (twice).
The best reads of the week are all in here, waiting.
Who knew Chelsea Winter had such a vicious streak?
Come for the very bad dog pun, stay for the very good news about Mophead.
A refreshing list featuring absolutely no politics. Not even Trump.
The only published and available best-selling indie book chart in New Zealand is the top 10 sales list recorded every week at Unity Books’ stores.
Featuring two splendidly complicated cookbooks, the new Elena Ferrante, and a mushroom obsessive.
A splendid compendium of Māori food continues to carve up the charts.
Welcome to September, month of plenty.
What were our kids reading during the strange month of August 2020?
The books that got you through the last week of lockdown round two.
How did the second week of the second lockdown treat your to-read piles?
The books you're making a beeline for as we head back into lockdown.
A round-up of winners and general loveliness from the 2020 New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adults.
A great New Zealand graphic novel enters the chart at number one.
