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Quiz books and Bible sales reach highs in UK 2025
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Sales of quiz books and Bibles in the UK surged in 2025, bucking a decline in overall non-fiction spending, according to NielsenIQ BookData. Quiz book spending rose by 24 percent, marking the best year since records began in 1998, while Bible purchases increased by 19 percent to £6.3 million. These gains occurred as non-fiction sales fell to their lowest level since 2014.
Remarkably Bright Creatures leads combined bestseller charts this week.
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Belle Burden’s “Strangers: A Memoir of Marriage” has become one of the biggest books of the year. The title debuted at No. 1 on the Times hardcover nonfiction list in January and remains near the top of the rankings.
Irish author Evie Woods, known for her bestseller The Lost Bookshop, has published her latest book, The Violin Maker’s Secret, through One More Chapter. Woods's works have achieved significant global success, with sales reaching two million copies and translations into 40 languages. She was shortlisted for a British Book Award in 2024 and received the Nielsen Gold Bestseller award in 2025.
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The New York Times has released its hardcover bestseller list for the week ended February 14, highlighting top-selling fiction and nonfiction books for adults based on sales data from retailers across the United States. The list features established series continuations alongside new releases in various genres. Sales are compiled from a comprehensive panel of stores reflecting diverse demographics.