Holes: The iconic childhood-defining phenomenon

by Louis Sachar

Holes: The iconic childhood-defining phenomenon — charted as a top-100 best-selling children's book on Amazon UK in 12 different years (2015–2026), peaking at #6.

Details

Peak position#6 (of 12 years charting)
Charted2015–2026
CategoryLiterature & Fiction › Social & Family Issues › Friendship
This edition published7 May 2015
PublisherBloomsbury Children's Books
Pages272
FormatPaperback
ISBN-139781408865231
ISBN-101408865238
Price range£0.94 – £7.35 (all time)

Price history

Amazon UK price history for Holes: The iconic childhood-defining phenomenon

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In the charts

Its best year was 2017, when it finished at #6 in the annual chart for its age group. It first charted in 2015 at #10, climbed to a peak of #6 in 2017, and last appeared in 2026, at #16. That is 12 consecutive years in the Top 100.

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Chart History

  • #16 best-selling children's book of 2026
  • #12 best-selling children's book of 2025
  • #11 best-selling children's book of 2024
  • #11 best-selling children's book of 2023
  • #10 best-selling children's book of 2022
  • #7 best-selling children's book of 2021
  • #8 best-selling children's book of 2020
  • #9 best-selling children's book of 2019
  • #7 best-selling children's book of 2018
  • #6 best-selling children's book of 2017
  • #7 best-selling children's book of 2016
  • #10 best-selling children's book of 2015

FAQs

Was "Holes: The iconic childhood-defining phenomenon" a bestseller?
Holes: The iconic childhood-defining phenomenon — charted as a top-100 best-selling children's book on Amazon UK in 12 different years (2015–2026), peaking at #6.

What other children's books by Louis Sachar were bestsellers?
"There's a Boy in the Girls' Bathroom: Rejacketed" (peak #36, 2016–2026).

What years did "Holes: The iconic childhood-defining phenomenon" chart on Amazon UK?
It appeared in the annual Top 100 best-selling children's books list in: 2026 (#16), 2025 (#12), 2024 (#11), 2023 (#11), 2022 (#10), 2021 (#7), 2020 (#8), 2019 (#9), 2018 (#7), 2017 (#6), 2016 (#7), 2015 (#10).