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The 29th edition of the Gaudeamus fair, organized by Radio Romania, having been resumed after a two-year break, closed its doors on Sunday at Romexpo, with the books by Mircea Cartarescu, Radu Paraschivescu, Gabriel Liiceanu, Gabriela Adamesteanu, or Florin Chirculescu among the top sellers of the 2022 edition.
* The best-selling titles at Humanitas are Mircea Cartarescu, with "Theodoros", followed by Radu Paraschivescu, "Devil's Bridge".
* Humanitas Fiction sold best Genki Kawamura, "If cats disappeared from the world" and Anthony Doerr, "Cloud Cuckoo Land".
The best-selling Humanitas Junior tiltes are "The Invisibles" by Ioana Parvulescu and "Tales of the Owl: The Liberty Island" by Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt.
* General Polirom bestsellers at Gaudeamus 2022 are "The Dawn of All Things: A New History of Mankind", David Graeber, David Wengrow and "Putin, obsesia imperiului"/Putin, the Imperial Obsession, Armand Goshu.
* The best-selling titles at Nemira and Nemi Publishing Houses were "Solomonarul" by Florin Chirculescu, published in the n'autor collection, with readers also directing their attention to "Friends, Loves and the Great Terrible Thing" (Yorick collection), by Matthew Perry, and another point of interest being "Chemistry Lessons" by Bonnie Garmus, from the Damen Tango collection.
* Corint Editorial Group sold best "Romania de totdeauna. Simona Preda în dialog cu Georgeta Filitti"/Romania always. Simona Preda in dialogue with acad. Georgeta Filitti and "Razboiul spionilor: actiunile secrete ale exilului romanesc la începutul comunismului"/The spies' war: The secret actions of the Romanian exile at the beginning of communism", by Lucian Vasile, but also "Palace Papers: Inside the House of Windsor" by Tina Brown.
* The best-sold title of Art Editorial Group was "Courage", Raina Telgemeier, translated from English by Lavinia Mihok, miniGrafic collection, Grafic publisher, but also "The Winners", Fredrik Backman, translated from Swedish by Andreea Caleman, Musai (By all means) collection, ART Publishing House.
* The most prestigious Literary awards - Nobel 2022 and Planeta 2021 - reference volumes in psychology, history, sciences, self help and lifestyle, together with titles loved by children and teenagers, made up the list of best-selling books in the stand of the publishing houses Trei, Pandora M and Lifestyle Publishing
Thus, the top of the best-selling fiction titles from Trei Publishing House is led by "The Alaska Sanders Case", by Joel Dicker, and "Everyone in my family has killed someone", by Benjamin Stevenson, the Fiction Connection collection.
The best sold psychology books in Trei's stand were "Stolen Focus", by Johann Hari, and "The Man Who Mistook His Job for His Life", by Naomi Shragai, Psychology for All collection.
The non-fiction titles that aroused the greatest interest at this Gaudeamus edition were "Human History of Emotion: How the Way We Feel Built the World We Know", by Richard Firth-Godbehere and "The Shortest History of England", by James Hawes.
Pandora M delighted its readers with exceptional titles from the Anansi. World Fiction collection, in the top of preferences being "Simple passion", by Annie Ernaux and "War", by Louis-Ferdinand Celine.
Children and teenagers enjoyed the meetings with their favorite authors as well as the new releases, such as "The Book of Finnish Elves", by Mauri Kunnas, or "Miko and the Christmas Night Adventure", by Andreea Iatagan, the PanDA collection.
Lifestyle Publishing has brought to its readers the translations of the most interesting international titles in the field, among the top favorites being "Peak Mind", by Dr. Amishi P. Jha and "Why We Get Sick," by Dr. Benjamin Bikman.
* At the Niculescu Publishing House, readers preferred "Little Dancer", by Melanie Leschallas and "A Thousand Splendid Suns" by Khaled Hosseini.AGERPRES
