We promised you the best selling fiction of the last one hundred years and today we’re continuing that with the bestselling books of 1923. We’re making great headway now, we started with 1918 but we have a long way to go and this list is likely to continue through 2019 too!
Already we can see some hot authors and trends appearing and while you may not be familiar with some of the names, we’re expecting some well known contemporary authors to lead the lists later on.
But today, we have the ten top selling books of 1923!
We’ll continue this series right through to 2018, keep an eye out for 1924, coming soon!
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