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Bestsellers this weekCrime is prevalent and ever-popular--in the book world at any rate. James Patterson's 7th Heaven comes in at number one again this weekPublished 13 February, 2008 Crime is prevalent and ever-popular--in the book world at any rate. James Patterson's 7th Heaven comes in at number one again this week, indicating readers just can't get enough of the ‘women's murder club'. Or any other felonious books it seems ... two novels that have made it into the bestsellers this week are The Appeal by John Grisham at number three, Linda Fairstein's Killer Heat at number four; and second in the fastest movers chart is Strangers in Death by J D Robb. This article from Thorpe Bowker's Weekly Book Newsletter and Media Extra is reproduced by kind permission of Thorpe-Bowker, a division of R R Bowker LLC. © Copyright 2008, Thorpe-Bowker More from Book News Archive
Father's Day is just around the corner and the charts are reflecting some early bird buying activity.3 September, 2008
National Reading Day for Literacy and Numeracy Week
As part of National Literacy and Numeracy Week which kicked off yesterday, National Reading Day also coincides with Indigenous Literacy Day today (Wednesday).3 September, 2008 
Matt Ottley has responded to criticism of his Children's Book Council of Australia (CBCA) Picture Book of the Year Requiem for a Beast (Hachette Livre Children's Books), saying that the cover and title make it clear the book is not intended for young children.3 September, 2008
Mackellar wins Peter Blazey Fellowship
The 2009 Peter Blazey Fellowship was announced on Thursday August 28 at the Melbourne Writers' Festival.3 September, 2008
Text Young Adult Prize winner announced
Announced at the Melbourne Writers' Festival on Saturday 30 August, the inaugural Text Young Adult Prize went to Richard Newsome for The Billionaire's Curse3 September, 2008 
Presented on Friday night in the Festival Club at the Melbourne Writers' Festival, the Ned Kelly Awards honour Australian crime writing.3 September, 2008
Melbourne Writers' Festival attendances up by 40%
The 2008 Melbourne Writers' Festival wrapped up on the weekend and by all accounts has been a success.3 September, 2008 
Indigenous Literacy Day takes place around Australia today, with many booksellers and publishers donating a percentage of their day's earnings to the Indigenous Literacy Project.3 September, 2008
Victorian Prem's awards announced
The winners of the 2008 Victorian Premier's Literary Awards were announced at an awards dinner at Melbourne's Federation Square on Monday night.3 September, 2008 
The events and book features at this year's Melbourne Writer's Festival were peppered throughout the media this week.3 September, 2008 |
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