Media
Media
Nielsen BookData provides weekly bestseller charts to the international press as well as ad-hoc data and insights to support commentary on the global book market.
Our bestseller charts are based on our BookScan data which is gathered in 12 territories: Australia, Brazil, India, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, New Zealand, Poland. South Africa, Spain, Colombia and the UK. We are also able to provide information about book production figures.
For press enquiries email: mediabookresearch@nielseniq.com
Our book charts
RecipeTin Eats: Tonight by Nagi Maehashi
Australian BookScan data is regularly used by The Sydney Morning Herald, The Australian, The Sun Herald and Books + Publishing.
Café Com Deus Pai 2025
In Brazil our data is regularly featured in Publishnews.
En agosto nos vemos by Gabriel Garcia Marquez
BookScan Colombia went live in February 23 with historical data available from 1 January 2023 onwards.
The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel
In India our book data is featured in Himalayan Writing Retreat.
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Hot Mess by Jeff Kinney
Irish data is used by The Irish Times, The Sunday Times Ireland, Sunday Independent, Irish Examiner, writing.ie and Books Ireland.
Tatà by Valérie Perrin
Italian data is featured in il Giornale, La Stampa, Corriere della Sera, la Repubblica and Il Sole 24 Ore.
In Too Deep by Lee Child & Andrew Child
In New Zealand our data is featured in the Newsroom (Reading Room), Kete Books and Aotearoa NZ.
Rozdroże kruków. Wiedźmin: Wiedźmin by Andrzej Sapkowski
Our Polish data is featured in Newsweek Polska, Biblioteka Analiz, Wirtualny Wydawca and Rynek Ksiazki among other places.
How Did We Get Here? by Mpoomy Ledwaba
BookScan data in South Africa is featured in News24 (Arts24).
La Isla de la Mujer Dormida by Arturo Pérez-Reverte
Our Spanish data is featured in Publishnews and quoted on national radio and RTVE.
Guinness World Records 2025
Our BookScan data is featured in The Sunday Times and The Bookseller.
We Solve Murders by Richard Osman
Nielsen LibScan collects and measures public library print book borrowing data from over 70 public library authorities.
