Breaking Dawn holds strong in the number one spot this week, with Dead in the Family, His Majesty’s Dragon and Dead Until Dark playing musical chairs. Cloud Atlas makes the top 5 chart for the first time.
by Stephanie Meyer
by Charlaine Harris
by Charlaine Harris
by David MitchellBreaking Dawn and Dead in the Family swap places, while His Majesty’s Dragon makes a return to the top 5. Frost Moon makes its first appearance this week.
by Stephanie Meyer by Charlaine Harris
by Charlaine HarrisThe Time Traveler’s Wife catapults into first from fifth last week. Robin Hobb’s Assassin’s Apprentice stays strong in the number two slot, and the rest of the top five are the same batch, just rearranged slightly.
by Audrey Niffenegger
by Robin Hobb by Stephenie Meyer
by Charlaine Harris
by Naomi NovikIts interesting that Margaret Lindholm’s first novel published under the pen name Robin Hobb, from 1995, is maintaining such a strong showing in Amazon’s top five. No doubt caused by popularity of recent books, readers are feeling compelled to go back to the start of the 9 books preceding the forthcoming The Dragon Keeper. I chose to start with the middle trilogy, since I’ve heard its the strongest of the three trilogies. Have you read any other books by Robin Hobb? Leave a comment, it doesn’t require signing up.
Robin Hobb moves back into the top spot, and a new entry breaks the Amazon Top 5 Fantasy Bestsellers list this week. The Time Traveler’s Wife is a mixture os fantasy and sci-fi, that apparently touches upon all kinds of real world issues. Definitely worth checking out.
by Robin Hobb by Charlaine Harris by Naomi Novik by Stephenie Meyer by Audrey NiffeneggerRandom Saturday fun fact: You can get some really good new music, and contribute to a good cause at the same time. Check out the Mae 12 songs, 12 months project.
Robin Hobb is nudged out of first this week by a vampire series, and Breaking Dawn moves up to sandwich Assassin’s Apprentice for the top 3 Amazon fantasy bestsellers. Vampires currently own 40% of the Amazon top 5:
by Charlaine Harris by Robin Hobb by Stephenie Meyer by Naomi Novik
by Terry BrooksIs it time that vampire books be considered the fantasy fad of 2009?
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