The Straits Times Weekly Bestsellers March 7

Fiction

1. (1) Strange Buildings by Uketsu; translated by Jim Rion
2. (3) Strange Houses by Uketsu; translated by Jim Rion
3. (2) Strange Pictures by Uketsu; translated by Jim Rion
4. (5) Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte
5. (-) East Of Eden by John Steinbeck
6. (-) Flung by Cyril Wong
7. (-) Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir
8. (-) The Original Daughter by Jemimah Wei
9. (-) Heart The Lover by Lily King
10. (-) Crime And Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky

Non-Fiction

1. (2) The Myth Of The Asian Century by Bilahari Kausikan
2. (6) Murdle Volume 1 by G.T. Karber
3. (3) The Albatross File: Inside Separation edited by Susan Sim
4. (8) Never Split The Difference: Negotiating As If Your Life Depended On It by Christopher Voss and Tahl Raz
5. (-) Atomic Habits by James Clear
6. (-) The Art Of Thinking Clearly by Rolf Dobelli
7. (1) Policy, Fairness And Compassion by K. Shanmugam
8 (7) Surrounded By Idiots by Thomas Erikson
9. (5) The Psychology Of Money by Morgan Housel
10. (-) The Art Of Spending Money by Morgan Housel

Children’s

1. (2) Agents Of S.U.I.T. #04: Sew Much Trouble by John Patrick Green
2. (4) For The Fans! (KPop Demon Hunters): Official Storybook by Angela Song
3. (-) The Amazing Generation: Your Guide To Fun And Freedom In A Screen-Filled World by Catherine Anne Price and Jonathan Haidt
4. (-) Talons Of Power Graphic Novel by Tui T. Sutherland
5. (-) The World May Say This, But I Believe That! by Kelly Tay, illustrated by Chloe Chang
6. (3) Big Jim Believes (Dog Man #14) by Dav Pilkey
7. (7) Diary Of A Wimpy Kid #20: Partypooper by Jeff Kinney
8. (-) Big Jim Begins (Dog Man #13) by Dav Pilkey
9. (-) Percy Jackson And The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan
10. (-) Scar Town by Tristan Bancks

This is The Straits Times’ compilation of bestseller lists from Kinokuniya, Epigram, Wardah Books, Book Bar, Afterimage and Closetful of Books bookstores.