We spend a lot of time looking at demand trends for out-of-print books. Per our research, the following are the top 10 most sought-after out-of-print books in America in 2007:
- Once a Runner (1978) by John L. Parker, Jr.
The cult classic distance running novel; the long-awaited sequel, Again to Carthage, was released in November - Football Scouting Methods (1962) by Steve Belichick
Legendary college football scout’s playbook, used by coaches and players to develop winning game plans - Sex (1992) by Madonna
The pop icon’s controversial book of erotic photos - Promise Me Tomorrow (1984) by Nora Roberts
An early novel that the bestselling romance novelist refuses to reprint, describing it as “mediocre” - The Lion’s Paw (1946) by Robb White
A children’s adventure story about two orphans who travel around Florida in a boat - The Principles of Knitting (1988) by June Hemmons Hiatt
An indispensable resource on hand knitting - Raven: The Untold Story of the Reverend Jim Jones and His People (1982) by Tim Reiterman
Chronicles the inner workings which allowed the Peoples Temple to flourish - Aran Knitting (1997) by Alice Starmore
History and how-to about the Irish knitting technique - One Way Up (1964) by John F. Straubel
The story of of helicopters and vertically rising aircraft - Dear and Glorious Physician (1959) by Taylor Caldwell
A novel based on the life of Saint Luke
[Now reading Curry: A Tale of Cooks and Conquerors by Lizzie Collingham]
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