This week’s biggest-selling New Zealand books, as recorded by the Nielsen BookScan New Zealand bestseller list and described by Steve Braunias.
NON-FICTION
1 Pull No Punches by Judith Collins (Allen & Unwin, $36.99)
2 The Quick and the Dead by Cynric Temple-Camp (HarperCollins, $39.99)
Death.
3 Vegful by Nadia Lim (Nude Food, $55)
Food.
4 The Book of Overthinking by Gwendoline Smith (Allen & Unwin, $24.99)
Self-help.
5 Know Your Place by Golriz Ghahraman (HarperCollins, $39.99)
Memoir.
6 Matariki by Rangi Matamua (Huia Publishers, $35)
Stars.
7 Stop Surviving Start Fighting by Jazz Thornton (Penguin Random House, $38)
Self-help.
8 Maori Made Easy by Scotty Morrison (Penguin Random House, $30)
Language.
9 Listen to Spirit by Kelvin Cruickshank (Penguin Random House, $38)
Bullshit.
10 Imagining Decolonisation by various authors (Bridget Williams Books, $14.99)
History.
FICTION
1 Tiny Pieces of Us by Nicky Pellegrino (Hachette, $34.99)
2 Auē by Becky Manawatu (Makaro Press, $35)
3 Fragments from an Infinite Catalogue by John Tane Christeller (The Cuba Press, $30)
Poetry.
4 Fake Baby by Amy McDaid (Penguin Random House, $36)
5 The Absolute Book by Elizabeth Knox (Victoria University Press, $35)
6 Ephemera by Tina Shaw (Cloud Ink Press, $29.99)
7 How to Be Old by Rachel McAlpine (The Cuba Press, $25)
Poetry.
8 Nothing to See by Pip Adam (Victoria University Press, $30)
9 The Luminaries by Eleanor Catton (Victoria University Press, $28)
10 Alpha Night by Nalini Singh (Hachette, $34.99)
