Non-Fiction: Dr Julie Smith clocks back in at the top
Dr Julie Smith’s Why Has Nobody Told Me This Before? (Michael Joseph) displaced Pip Payne’s The Slimming Foodie in One (Aster) atop the Hardback Non-fiction chart, for the psychologist’s fifth category chart pole.
Will Young’s Be Yourself and Happier (Ebury Spotlight) was the highest new entry in Hardback Non-Fiction, with Faberge: Romance to Revolution (V&A), accompanying the museum’s exhibition, cracked 10th place.
The Official Highway Code (Stationery Office) parked the bus in the Paperback Non-Fiction number one for a third straight week, as Wim Hof’s The Wim Hof Method (Rider & Co) took second place, scoring 14th place in the Top 50.
Dr Tara Porter’s self-help guide for girls and young women, You Don’t Understand Me (Blink) debuted in ninth place, the sole new entry in the Paperback Non-Fiction chart.
