The top-selling books in Waterford!
The book, 'Colourful Memories of Waterford' and the 'Waterford Yesteryear' calendar are now available.
Looking for a last minute gift idea for Christmas? Trying to find a good book to snuggle up with by the fire as you see out the year? Here’s the best-selling books at The Book Centre to give you some inspiration!
Johnny Sexton, Ireland's most decorated rugby player, shares his inspiring journey in his autobiography. From overlooked at 24 to leading Leinster and Ireland to historic success, including four European Cups, two Grand Slams, and World Player of the Year, Sexton reflects on his life, teammates, coaches, and his unrelenting drive to win.
Perfect for the language-lovers in your family, Irish Words celebrates Irish as part of our national heritage. This book inspires a love for the language, offering stories and insights that connect readers to Ireland's history, identity, and the beauty of its words.
A great laugh at the Christmas dinner table, Tramore’s Colm Williamson has written one of the top sellers in the Déise, as the Waterford Whispers News annual has found its mark once again!
We might be biased on this one, as the News & Star’s own photographer, Joe Evans, cruises to fourth-top spot with Colourful Memories of Waterford. Building on the success of the 'We Remember It Well' volumes, the book brings history to life through vibrant, colourised photographs, offering a fresh connection to the past.
Youghal man Davy Russell’s autobiography was sure to be a big hit among the racing fans across the Déise. Davy recounts his point-to-point career, Cheltenham win, Gigginstown role, working with Gordon Elliot, charity work, and retirement - an extraordinary journey by a captivating jockey.
A popular one with hikers, The Hike Life: 50 More to Explore features 50 trails across Ireland, highlighting hidden gems, dog-friendly routes, and expert tips on flora, fauna, camping, and weather – with all the Instagramable photospots!
Another nostalgic entry to the best-sellers, the book brings 100 historic images to life with AI-driven colourisation. Spanning 1840–1960, Waterford-native Ian Hannigan captures Waterford’s essence, showcasing iconic landmarks, historic events, and everyday life during a transformative era.
Captain Underpants author Dav Pilkey comes in with another entry to his marvelous Dog Man series, in which you will discover the origin of Dog Man and friends as they team up to stop the Space Cuties. Will bravery and goodness prevail? Find out in this thriller!
Perhaps the ultimate children’s book series, Diary of a Wimpy Kid is back for its 19th entry! Greg Heffley is in for a particularly awkward summer with his whole family and for the young reader, its guaranteed laughter, Kinney says!
Best known for Little Britain and Come Fly With Me, David Walliams has written his first ever murder mystery and it is flying off the shelves at The Book Centre for good reason!
