We discover the 10 best-selling books in April 2024, the most special month for book lovers. Featured works include both fiction and non-fiction titles.
We say goodbye to April, the month in which the greatest of our passions is celebrated: reading. The 23rd was Book Day all over the world. The list of best selling books April is made up of books that sold very well that day, but that have also been appearing among the relevant titles of the moment for weeks.
The novel that tops the classification could not be other than the one that Javier Castillo, successful thriller author, has just launched on the market. Next we meet another master of this genre, Joël Dicker, who at the beginning of the month published a book that promises to skyrocket readers’ heartbeats. Third place is occupied by psychiatrist Marian Rojas Estapé with her latest informative essay, which revolves around attention and how to regain it. You can also find among the best sellers of the month Fernando Aramburu, Michael McDowell, Haruki Murakami or Eduardo Mendoza.
- The crack of silence by Javier Castillo (Editorial Suma de Letras)
- A wild animal by Joël Dicker (Editorial Alfaguara)
- Recover your mind, recapture your life by Marian Rojas Estapé (Editorial Espasa)
- See you in August by Gabriel García Márquez (Random House Publishing)
- The boy by Fernando Aramburu (Editorial Tusquets)
- Blackwater I. The flood by Michael McDowell (Blackie Books Publishing)
- The city and its uncertain walls by Haruki Murakami (Editorial Tusquets)
- Three enigmas for the Organization by Eduardo Mendoza (Editorial Seix Barral)
- Baumgartner by Paul Auster (Editorial Seix Barral)
- General essay by Milena Busquets (Editorial Anagrama)
To compile the list we have consulted the lists of best-selling books from Todos Tus Libros, Casa del Libro, Fnac and El Corte Inglés.
Yolanda Galiana
An inveterate reader since she can remember. She enjoys getting lost in the pages of any good story she gets her hands on and sharing reviews of her readings on her own literary blog, where she gives free rein to her opinions.
