
With sales figures increasingly hard to come by, I haven't been running regular charts as I have in previous years. However, I've managed to get some rough figures for recent sales. No totals, these were just the numbers for the week ending 7 November, so it's just a snapshot and already a couple of weeks old.
Top 3 selling books
1 Guinness World Records (unknown)
2 The Associate by John Grisham (34,780)
3 The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown (26,410)

1 Beano Annual (approx. 13,400)
2 Peppa Pig: The Official Annual (approx. 12,500)
3 Hannah Montana Annual (approx. 10,800)
4 Ben 10 Alien Force Annual (approx. 9,800)
5 Horrid Henry's Annual (approx. 9,200)
6 Top Gear Annual (approx. 9,100)
7 The Official Doctor Who Annual (approx. 8,850)
8 WWE Annual (approx. 8,000)
9 High School Musical Annual (approx. 7,800)
10 Shoot Annual (unknown)
11 Disney Princess Annual (unknown)
12 Broons Annual (unknown)
13 Star Wars Annual (unknown)
Here are a couple of books that should now be released: Captain Britain Vol. 4: The Siege of Camelot by Steve Parkhouse, John Stokes & Paul Neary (Panini UK ISBN 978-1846534331, 5 November 2009), Knights of Pendragon Vol. 1: Once and Future by Dan Abnett & Gary Erskine (Panini UK ISBN 978-1846534317, 18 November 2009), Judge Dredd: The Complete Case Files Vol. 14 (Rebellion/2000AD ISBN 978-1906735296, 15 November 2009) and Nikolai Dante: Amerika by Robbie Morrison, John Burns & Simon Fraser (Rebellion/2000AD ISBN 978-1906735128, November 2009).








Next week, more action from "Ben-Hur" and whatever else I can fit in around work.
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