Satu Rämö dominates book sales for the second year in a row

Year 2024 The best -selling book was One Rämön Rachel (WSOY), according to the Finnish Publishing Association from statistics.

More than 119,000 copies of the hit work in Iceland were sold last year. The works published in 2023 also reached the top of the best -selling Jakob (WSOY) and Rósa & Björk (WSOY). Jakob was the best -selling book in 2023.

Last year’s second most read book was a non -fiction writer Kati Pukki teos As a prisoner in Thailand (WSOY). It tells about Helsinki residents Tomi Långstedtistathat was sentenced to 25 years in prison in Thailand for drug trafficking. The prison story was also the most listened to the audiobook of the year.

The number one in printed books rose Kirsi Kunnas Haitulan August (WSOY). The children’s poetry collection was distributed to first -graders starting their primary school last year to celebrate the centenary of the Kunnas Birth.

Finlandia-winning Statovac The cow gives birth at night (Otava) reached the fifth of the printed books.

The best -selling books of 2024:

1. Satu Rämö: Rachel (WSOY), 119 300 pcs

2. Kati Pukki and Tomi Långstedt: As a prisoner in Thailand (WSOY), 76,600 pcs

3. Carl-Johan Forssén Ehrlin: Rabbit who wanted to fall asleep (Otava), 71 400 pcs

4. Satu Rämö: Jakob (WSOY), 66 400 pcs

5. Satu Rämö: Rosa & Björk (WSOY), 64 100 pcs

2024 best -selling printed books:

1. Kirsi Kunnas: Haitulan August (WSOY), 61 400 pcs

2. Satu Rämö: Rachel (WSOY), 37 200 pcs

3. Ilkka Remes: Zeus (WSOY), 27,900 pcs

4. Kari Hotakainen: Pearl (Siltala), 27,800 pcs

5. Reconciliation Statovci: The cow gives birth at night (Otava), 27,600 pcs

2024 The best -selling audiobooks:

1. Kati Pukki and Tomi Långstedt: As a prisoner in Thailand (WSOY), 76,600 pcs

2. Carl-Johan Forssén Ehrlin: Rabbit who wanted to fall asleep (Otava), 70 400 pcs

3. Satu Rämö: Rachel (WSOY), 69,000 pcs

4. Paula Noronen and Minna Kivelä:Insanely crazy fairy tales (Oak), 39,900 pcs

5. Juhana Salakari: Vitsi Pin – Filling Office Boys (Otava), 39 700 pcs