In December we ran a series of best–of–the–year posts in which the library’s materials selectors shared with you the most notable and critically acclaimed books and media of the year, along with our blog contributors’ favorite reads.
Now it’s time to share some of your own favorites with you.
Click on the categories below to see which books published in 2011 have been most popular among Everett Public Library users. The links will run real-time searches in the library catalog, retrieving those titles that have been most frequently checked out or placed on hold over the past 120 days. These search statements and algorithms are a little fuzzy, but overall they’ll give you a good idea of which adult books have been most popular.
Books published in 2011
All Fiction collections combined
Mystery / Thriller or Mystery &Thriller combined
SF / Fantasy or SF &Fantasy combined
Christian &Inspirational Fiction
Art, Painting &Photography / Crafts
Christianity / Other Religions &Spirituality
Literature / Essays / Poetry
Science & Nature / Mathematics
And for an idea of perennial favorites, click the links below to see what is most popular from our backlist, so to speak – the currently most popular books with publishing dates of 2006 or earlier.
Books published before 2007
All Fiction collections combined
Mystery / Thriller or Mystery &Thriller combined
SF / Fantasy or SF &Fantasy combined
Christian &Inspirational Fiction
Art, Painting &Photography / Crafts
Christianity / Other Religions &Spirituality
Literature / Essays / Poetry
Science & Nature / Mathematics
Social Sciences (society, politics, economics)
Everett &Snohomish County History – for all years
Oversize collection – for all years
Career collection – for all years
And finally, looking into the new year, click here to see what titles are on order (to see them in order of popularity, change the “Sort by” box to Most Popular).
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