Top 10 British out of print books of 2007
We’re excited to release the first results from BookFinder.com’s analysis of British out-of-print book demand trends.
According to our research, here are the top 10 most sought-after out-of-print books in the UK in 2007:
- The Forests of England (1976) by Peter J. Neville Havins
A history of England’s timberland - Walker’s Pitch: A Selection of Articles from the Angling Times (1959) by Richard Walker
Articles from the classic angling magazine, now incorporated into Anglers Today - The Widow Makers (2005) by Jean Mead
A novel about miners in 19th century North Wales - Sex (1992) by Madonna
The pop icon’s book of erotic photos, the only book on both US and UK lists - The Death of Grass (1957) by Samuel Youd (writing as John Christopher)
Post-apocalyptic SF about a virus that kills all forms of grass, upsetting nature’s balance - Labyrinth (1986) by A. C. H. Smith
Novelisation of David Bowie movie of the same name - Extreme Rock: Great British Rock Climbs (1987) by Ken Wilson and Bernard Newman
Sixth book in the series, describes 170 difficult climbs - The Big Greed (1966) by Kenneth Giles
Hardboiled crime thriller set in the U.S. - Brass Dial Clocks (1998) by Brian Loomes
Well-known antique clock dealer’s book on 17th and 18th century brass timepieces - The Red Sailor (1968) by Patrick O’Hara
Novel about the Royal Navy at the start of the Korean War
[Now reading Daaku by Ranj Dhaliwal]
Comments
Anirvan,
This is a handy list to know especially for a minor site like mine. Is there something similar but enhanced, like the top 50 most sort after out of print books for the past year? I know I would certainly want it. Regards John.
Posted by: John Harvey | February 18, 2008 5:18 AM