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The best of November: New releases ✨

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The best of November: New releases ✨
Nov 10, 2026 11:30 PM

The best of November: New releases ✨

Shop now

The Best of November: New Releases from Booktopia

Booktopia, Australia's home of books, has released its November newsletter, titled "The best of November: New releases," highlighting a curated selection of the month's most anticipated new titles. The email invites readers to browse top picks across fiction, non-fiction, children's books, food and drink, memoir, and fantasy, with a clear call to action to shop now.

Contents of the Newsletter

The newsletter opens with a friendly greeting to readers, announcing that the team is excited to share some of the best new release titles of the month. It highlights brand-new blockbusters from authors such as Favel Parrett, David Baldacci, and Dame Judi Dench, and signs off with "Happy reading" from The Booktopia Team.

The email is organised into clear sections:

  • Fiction: Featuring titles such as On the Calculation of Volume (Solvej Balle), One for Sorrow (Favel Parrett), Bad Words (Hannah Goldstein), Dream Girls (Kerry Greenwood), Just Desserts (Fleur McDonald), The Buried and All In (David Baldacci), and Kill Shot (Jo Nesbø), which is presented as a new detective thriller.
  • Children's: Including Sprinkle in Time (Amie Smarts), All of Us (Bunny Davis), The World of Bunny vs Monkey (Katrina Nannestad), Nightmare League (Reece Carter), and Dog Man.
  • Food & Drink: Cookbooks such as Simple Weeknights, The Holiday Kitchen, Don't Mess Up Your Rice (Nigel Ng/Uncle Roger), and Made Simple (Danielle Alvarez).
  • Memoir: Including The Life We Choose (Anthony LaPaglia), Sabr (Usman Khawaja), World is Almost at Peace (Rob Hirst), and Is It Too Late to Make a Run for It? (Judi Dench).
  • Non-Fiction: Featuring The Long Game (Malcolm Knox), which examines the defining matches of ten years of Test cricket, Songs from the Firefront (Tim Winton), and Frank Hurley (Grantlee Kieza).
  • Fantasy: Highlighting A Court of Splintered Harmony (Sarah J. Maas), The Wrath and the Dawn-style titles such as The Wrath Gods Reap, With Hearts of Flame, and Alma Vampires.

Each listing includes the Recommended Retail Price (RRP), the percentage saved, and the discounted sale price, encouraging readers to act quickly on savings. The newsletter also promotes gift ideas for every reader, fast nationwide delivery, storewide discounts, and a "Pay Later" option.

Featured Products

The newsletter showcases a wide range of titles at reduced prices. Notable examples include:

  • A Court of Splintered Harmony by Sarah J. Maas, a bestselling global phenomenon in fantasy, listed at an RRP of $34.99 with a 42% saving, bringing the price to $19.98.
  • The Buried by David Baldacci, part of the author's popular thriller line, listed at $34.99 RRP, reduced by 42% to $19.99.
  • All In by David Baldacci, a thriller with the tagline "Sometimes you have to risk it all," offered at $22.99 (save 34%).
  • Kill Shot by Jo Nesbø, the latest detective thriller from the bestselling author, discounted from $34.99 to $19.99 (save 42%).
  • One for Sorrow by Favel Parrett, a new fiction release reduced from $34.99 to $24.99 (save 28%).
  • On the Calculation of Volume by Solvej Balle, a literary work listed at $29.99 and offered at $24.99 (save 16%).
  • Songs from the Firefront by Tim Winton, a non-fiction collection, reduced from $39.99 RRP to $29.99 (save 25%).
  • Frank Hurley by Grantlee Kieza, a biography of the famous photographer, offered at $29.99 (save 40%).
  • The Long Game by Malcolm Knox, a cricket history, offered at $39.99 (save 27%).
  • Sprinkle in Time by Amie Smarts, a children's title, offered at $16.99 (save 29%).
  • Nightmare League by Reece Carter, a children's title, offered at $12.99 (save 27%).
  • Simple Weeknights, a cookbook promising easier weeknight dinners, reduced by 35%.
  • Sabr by Usman Khawaja, a memoir, offered at $29.99 (save 33%).
  • Is It Too Late to Make a Run for It? by Dame Judi Dench, a memoir offered at $26.99 (save 27%).

Prices are current at the time the email was sent and may change without notice, and the RRP is the supplier's recommended price, not necessarily the price at which the product has been sold.

About Booktopia

Booktopia is an Australian online bookseller, proudly branded as "Australia's Home of Books," and operated by Booktopia Direct Pty. Ltd from Building 2, 34-48 Cosgrove Road, South Strathfield, NSW 2136. The retailer serves readers across the country with a broad catalogue spanning fiction, non-fiction, children's books, ebooks, and lifestyle titles, along with gift ideas for every reader.

Customers benefit from fast nationwide delivery, storewide sales, a pay-later option, and easy access to order information and privacy policies through the website. Readers can manage their subscriptions by unsubscribing from marketing emails, and the company asks recipients not to reply to the newsletter, as the inbox is not monitored. With its focus on discounted new releases and a strong Australian identity, Booktopia positions itself as a convenient destination for book lovers looking to discover their next great read.

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