Consistent sellers are manga graphic novels (the ones you read
back to front), Captain Underpants, Bad Guys, Dog Man, Wimpy
Kid, Dork Diaries, The Princess in Black, Diary of an 8-Bit
Warrior, the book series by Rick Riordan, the different series
by Sarah Maas, and Cinda Williams Chima, and Victoria Aveyard,
and Casandra Clare.
The Harry Potter series are a staple;
When there is an adaptation to a tv series, many people want to
get a head start (or get "more to the story") and read the
books.
Aug wrote --
Consistent sellers are manga graphic novels (the ones you read
back to front), Captain Underpants, Bad Guys, Dog Man, Wimpy
Kid, Dork Diaries, The Princess in Black, Diary of an 8-Bit
Warrior, the book series by Rick Riordan, the different series
by Sarah Maas, and Cinda Williams Chima, and Victoria Aveyard,
and Casandra Clare.
Never heard of any of those.
The Harry Potter series are a staple;
That I've heard of. Never read.
When there is an adaptation to a tv series, many people want to
get a head start (or get "more to the story") and read the
books.
I know of fan fiction.
have already been redesigned with new covers and increased
prices. A new generation of people are therefore "discovering"
the series all over again.
Never heard of any of those.
Oh man, you *ARE* pretty old then! LOL
Captain Underpants has been around for at least 15 years.
No matter.. You would certainly have heard of the above if you
had kids.
When there is news of an adaption coming along, the interest
for the book version increases - quite a bit.
Not a bad thing as far as I'm concerned. Anything that prompts people to actually read more is a good thing.
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