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The Unity Books bestseller chart for the week ending August 28
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The Unity Books bestseller chart for the week ending August 28

The article presents the top 10 bestseller list from Unity Books' stores in Auckland and Wellington for the week ending August 28. The list includes both fiction and non-fiction titles, highlighting recent publications and notable authors. Notable entries include 'London Falling' by Patrick Radden Keefe, which explores a mysterious death in London, and 'A Trade of Blood' by Robert Jackson Bennett, part of a fantasy series. 'Fruit Fly' by Josh Silver is noted for its success at the Auckland Writers Festival and its upcoming TV adaptation. The article also features 'Taiwan Travelogue' by Yang Shuag-Zi, which won the International Booker Prize, and 'The Valley' by Asher Emanuel, described as 'the most important book of the year.' Additionally, 'kluge' by pip adam is highlighted for its emotional depth and the author's personal reflections on writing.

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The Unity Books bestseller chart for the week ending August 28

The article presents the top 10 bestseller list from Unity Books' stores in Auckland and Wellington for the week ending August 28. The list includes both fiction and non-fiction titles, highlighting recent publications and notable authors. Notable entries include 'London Falling' by Patrick Radden Keefe, which explores a mysterious death in London, and 'A Trade of Blood' by Robert Jackson Bennett, part of a fantasy series. 'Fruit Fly' by Josh Silver is noted for its success at the Auckland Writers Festival and its upcoming TV adaptation. The article also features 'Taiwan Travelogue' by Yang Shuag-Zi, which won the International Booker Prize, and 'The Valley' by Asher Emanuel, described as 'the most important book of the year.' Additionally, 'kluge' by pip adam is highlighted for its emotional depth and the author's personal reflections on writing.

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