What are the most popular items at Christchurch City Libraries? In an attempt to find out the answer, our staff have compiled reports on the most popular adult, children’s, young adult, e–audiobook and e–book titles.
Popularity has been calculated by the number of checkouts in 2012.
Top 20 eAudiobooks
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The hunger games Suzanne Collins - Catching fire Suzanne Collins
- Harry Potter and the philosopher's stone J.K. Rowling
- Mockingjay Suzanne Collins
- Harry Potter and the prisoner of Azkaban J.K. Rowling
- A dedicated man Peter Robinson
- Banged up Jeanne St. James
- Harry Potter and the goblet of fire J.K. Rowling
- Harry Potter and the deathly hallowsJ.K.Rowling
- Harry Potter and the chamber of secretsJ.K.Rowling
- War horse Michael Morpurgo
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix J.K. Rowling
- Harry Potter and the half-blood prince J.K. Rowling
- Trust no one Linda Sue Park
- Hot ice Nora Roberts
- The hobbit J.R.R. Tolkien
- The dead of night Peter Lerangis
- The art of hearing heartbeats Jan-Philipp Sendker
- Aegypt John Crowley
- The apothecary's daughter Charlotte Betts
Top 20 eBooks
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The hunger games Suzanne Collins - Catching fire Suzanne Collins
- Discover France
- The rogues of Regent Street 4-book bundle (The dangerous gentleman; The ruthless charmer; The beautiful stranger; The secret lover) Julia London
- Mockingjay Suzanne Collins
- Italy Lonely Planet
- The next always Nora Roberts
- Stand-in groom Suzanne Brockmann
- The fifth witness Michael Connelly
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The Club Sharon Page - Detective Inspector Huss Helene Tursten
- Sing you home Jodi Picoult
- Alfresco loving Roxanne Rhoads, J. Troy Seate, Giselle Renarde, Viva Jones, Landon Dixon
- The black echo Michael Connelly
- Body language Suzanne Brockmann
- Everyday, average Jones Suzanne Brockmann
- To tame a dangerous Lord Nicole Jordan
- Devilishly hot Kathy Love
- Discover Great Britain
- Man of my dreams Sherrilyn Kenyon, Maggie Shayne, Suzanne Forster, Virginia Kantra
See more annual lists of popular titles.
