The weekly Bookinfo survey analyzed sales from dozens of bookstores across Brazil between August 24 and 30 to identify the best-selling books of the period. The survey was divided into four categories, with two presented in the available excerpt: fiction and non-fiction.
In the fiction category, the book "When" by Carla Madeira, published by Record, occupied the first position in the ranking. Author Socorro Acioli appeared twice on the list, with "The Head of the Saint" by Companhia das Letras and "Love is Unpostponable" by Planeta. Rebecca Yarros also had two titles among the best sellers, including "The Last Letter" and "Everything We Left Unfinished," both by Arqueiro, as well as "The Love Hypothesis" by Ali Hazelwood repeating on the list.
In the non-fiction category, "Courage to Transform" by Alcione Albanesi, by Gente, led sales. Other notable titles include "Good Morning, Winter" by Tamara Klink, "Murdoku" by Manuel Garand by Sextante, and "Meditations" by Marcus Aurelius by Temporalis. Works such as "The Book of Enoch" by Dr. Jay Winter by Veríssimo and titles by René Kivitz and Ichiro Kishimi also appeared among the best sellers.
