Most popular books in 2007

According to our computerised records the most popular book issues in Galway Public Libraries for 2007 were as follows:

Adult Fiction

• Hosseini, Khaled: A thousand splendid suns
  
• Binchy, Maeve: Whitethorn Woods
  
• Keyes, Marian: Anybody out there?
  
• Edwards, Kim: The memory keeper's daughter
  
• Patterson, James: Judge and jury
  
• Ahern, Cecelia: Where rainbows end
  
• Ahern, Cecelia: If you could see me now
  
• Picoult, Jodi: My sister's keeper
  
• O'Flanagan, Sheila: Anyone but him
  
• Connelly, Michael: Echo Park
  
  

Adult Non-Fiction

• Bird, Charlie: This is Charlie Bird
  
• McGrath, Paul: Paul McGrath :the autobiography
  
• Robinson, Tim: Connemara :listening to the wind
  
• Purcell, Deirdre: Diamonds and holes in my shoes
  
• McGahern, John: Memoir
  
• Grisham, John:The innocent man
  
• Shields, Stan: Stan's Galway
  
• Henry, William: Galway and the Great War
  
• Bryson, Bill: The life and times of the Thunderbolt Kid :a memoir
  
• D'Arcy, Brian: A different journey
  
  

Juvenile Fiction

• Wilson, Jacqueline: Best friends
  
• Sharratt, Nick: Best friends
  
• Rowling, J. K.: Harry Potter and the half-blood prince
  
• Rowling, J. K.: Harry Potter and the deathly hallows
  
• Simon, Francesca: Horrid Henry's underpants
  
• Black, Holly:The field guide: Book 1 :Spiderwick chronicles
  
• Snicket, Lemony: The wide window :book the third
  
• Child, Lauren: Clarice Bean spells trouble
  
• Sharratt, Nick:The bed and breakfast star
  

Juvenile Non-Fiction

• Deary, Terry: Ireland
  
• Frank, Anne: The diary of a young girl
  
• Simon, Francesca: Horrid Henry's joke book:
  
• Deary, Terry: The awesome Egyptians
  
• Daynes, Katie: Titanic
  
• Deary, Terry:The frightful First World War
  
• Gibson, Ray: The Usborne book of art ideas
  
  
• Deary, Terry: Dark knights and dingy castles
  
• Deary, Terry: The cut-throat Celts