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Over 50 Australian authors on 2016 bestsellers

Readings have released their top 100 Bestselling Books in 2016 and Australian writers are well represented.
11 Jan 2017 12:00
Brooke Boland
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Best-selling author Andy Griffiths with some of his young fans. Photo: State Library of Victoria

The list combines sales from all Readings shops and the bookstore’s website. 

Australian works that made Readings Top 100:

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Brooke Boland
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Brooke Boland is a freelance writer based on the South Coast of NSW. She has a PhD in literature from the University of NSW. You can find her on Instagram @southcoastwriter.

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