The latest Top Ten titles available in Swindon Libraries are:
(As supplied by Askews 11 February 2008)
Fiction
Position
|
Title and Author |
| 1 |
The Appeal: John Grisham
‘The latest legal thriller from the international number one bestselling author.’ |
| 2 |
Duma Key: Stephen King
‘The loss of his arm leads Edgar to a new artistic life with disturbing results.’ |
| 3 |
Matter: Iain Banks
‘Nothing is quite as it seems; and determining the appropriate level of interference in someone else's war is never a simple matter... .’ |
| 4 |
Lords of the Bow: Conn Iggulden
‘The second in his Genghis Khan saga.’ |
| 5 |
7th Heaven: James Patterson
‘When Michael Campion, the "people's hero", disappeared the trail went cold very quickly’ |
| 6 |
Lessons in Heartbreak: Cathy Kelly
‘Izzy is big, beautiful and successful, but she's just broken one of her cardinal rules.’ |
| 7 |
The Bone Garden: ATess Gerritsen
‘Time is no bar when shocking secrets are uncovered.’ |
| 8 |
The Six Sacred Stones: Matthew Reilly
‘The world is still in danger.’ |
| 9 |
Friday Nights: Joanna Trollope
‘Exploring the complexities, sabotages, and the shifting currents of modern friendship.’ |
| 10 |
The Uncommon Reader: Alan Bennett
‘Her Majesty is bitten by the reading bug when a mobile library parks at Buckingham Palace.’ |
Non Fiction
Position
|
Title and Author |
| 1 |
Jamie at Home: Jamie Oliver
‘No-nonsense, simple cooking with great flavours all the year round.’ |
| 2 |
Nigella Express: Nigella Lawson
‘Mouthwatering recipes for good food - fast!’ |
| 3 |
My Booky Wook: Russell Brand
‘His controversial, unexpurgated and hilarious life-story.’ |
| 4 |
The Collection: James Martin
‘300 classic,easy-to-follow recipes.’ |
| 5 |
Beyond Ugly: Constance Briscoe
‘A blighted childhood couldn't stop her fulfilling a lifelong ambition.’ |
| 6 |
The Secret: Rhonda Byrne
‘Use it to improve every part of your life.’ |
| 7 |
I Before E (Except after C): Judy Parkinson
‘Old-school ways to remember stuff.’ |
| 8 |
Around the World in 80 Gardens: Monty Don
‘Monty Don travels the world in search of the greatest gardening treasures.’ |
| 9 |
Anything Goes: John Barrowman
‘Tracing his life and career up to his first big break.’ |
| 10 |
On the Edge: Richard Hammond
‘Childhood, adolescence and the emergence of an adrenaline junkie.’ |
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