Best-Selling Books of 2002
The top 100 on Amazon UK that year.
A definitive look back at the 2002 Amazon UK chart. Click any cover to find it on Amazon.
For once no wizard or chef took the crown: What Not To Wear, the Trinny-and-Susannah makeover book, led, with Terry Pratchett's Night Watch close behind. The dominant pattern is the British nonfiction shelf in full swing, Simon Schama's three-volume A History of Britain, Antony Beevor's Berlin: The Downfall and Michael Moore's Stupid White Men charting twice. Surprises include Yann Martel's Life Of Pi quietly climbing before its Booker win, and Schott's Original Miscellany, a book of trivia that nobody saw coming. Delia Smith alone places four How to Cook titles. A list of makeovers, history and miscellany rather than fiction.
Born in 2002? See everything that topped the UK charts in 2002 — books, film, games and music.
