It's more interesting to me that people are picking the books they want to read by looking at a list of what everyone else wants to read.
With fiction, that makes some sense to me. (Although, if I hate vampire books why would I care that a million people bought them last month?)
With nonfiction, it doesn't make sense at all. If you are interested in a topic, look for a book about it. If you aren't interested in the topic, why would you suddenly become interested just because some percentage of the general public is?
With fiction, that makes some sense to me. (Although, if I hate vampire books why would I care that a million people bought them last month?)
With nonfiction, it doesn't make sense at all. If you are interested in a topic, look for a book about it. If you aren't interested in the topic, why would you suddenly become interested just because some percentage of the general public is?