UK Bestsellers: February 2013

So the top ten is filled with diet books and cooks books in almost equal measure. Interesting indeed, especially if they're being purchased by the same people (sweet torture to skim through a book of glossy cake photographs, I'd have thought). Incidentally, what's quicker: a Fast Diet, or a 2-Day diet? I'm seeing a gap in the market for my own entree into the field; The Really Fast, 24 Hour Diet: Cake is Never More than a Day Away. Beats the Atkins at any rate. Incidentally, as I have the metabolism of a 7 year old boy still, I'm probably not really allowed to comment, but wouldn't we all do better to just eat healthily and take regular exercise? Does a 48 hour diet really provide lasting results? I'm probably a cynic, but I'd still rather a happy friend than a skinny one. Anyway, I'm dangerously out of my depth here, but thankfully those ramblings do mean I don't have time to write about Jeffrey Archer's new book - hurrah!

The top ten bestselling books in February, according to Amazon UK:

1		The Fast Diet Michael Mosley	£5.19 from Amazon
2		The Meaning of Liff Douglas Adams	£5.27 from Amazon
3		The 2-Day Diet Michelle Harvie	£6.81 from Amazon
4		Mary Berry at Home Mary Berry	£10.00 from Amazon
5		The Hairy Dieters Hairy Bikers	£7.00 from Amazon
6		Gone Girl Gillian Flynn	£3.85 from Amazon
7		The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry Rachel Joyce	£3.84 from Amazon
8		Best Kept Secret Jeffrey Archer	£11.00 from Amazon
9		Delia's Cakes Delia Smith	£15.00 from Amazon
10		The Fault in Our Stars John Green	£3.85 from Amazon

Prices correct on 28/02/2013