1. Old Vintage Melbourne by Chris Macheras

2. Devotion by Hannah Kent

3. Oh William! by Elizabeth Strout

4. Crossroads by Jonathan Franzen

5. Silverview by John le Carre

6. Ottolenghi Test Kitchen: Shelf Love by Yotam Ottolenghi & Noor Murad

7. Beautiful World Where Are You (Special Edition) by Sally Rooney

8. Wild Abandon by Emily Bitto

9. The Storyteller by Dave Grohl

10. Whole Notes by Ed Ayres

For the second week in a row, our best-seller from the past week is the transportive photography book, Old Vintage Melbourne. Enjoy a glimpse into historical Melbourne through this wonderful collection photographs of our city in days gone by.

Other books making an appearance on our bestseller list this week include John le Carre’s exploration of the weight of our love through a clash of innocence and experience, Elizabeth Strout’s latest novel that delves into the accepted mysteries of our lives and relationships (read our review here), and the yet-to-be-released but highly anticipated novel from Hannah Kent, Devotion, which tells a story of circumstance, a tale of love that aches, and the unbreakable bonds we can share with the ones we care for.