If you were wondering what books had the most loans for 2016, wonder no more! Here are the top ten of the year.

Adult Fiction

1. The girl on the train – Paula Hawkins
2. 15th affair – James Patterson
3. Cometh the hour – Jeffrey Archer
4. Make me – Lee Child
5. Big little lies – Liane Moriarty
6. Rogue lawyer – John Grisham
7. The crossing -Michael Connelly
8. The steel kiss – Jeffrey Deaver
9. The guilty – David Baldacci
10. Private Paris – James Patterson and Personal – Lee Child

Adult Non Fiction

1. The life-changing magic of tidying up – Marie Kondo
2. Road users’ handbook – Roads and Traffic Authority of NSW
3. Driver qualification handbook – Roads and Traffic Authority of NSW and A guide to the driving test – Roads and Traffic Authority of NSW
4. Reckoning: a memoir – Magda Szubanski and Hazard perception handbook – Roads and Traffic Authority of NSW
5. The secret – Rhonda Byrne
6. Tax for Australians for dummies – Jimmy B. Prince
7. The happiest refugee – Ahn Do
8. I quit sugar – Sarah Wilson
9. The 8-week blood sugar diet – Michael Mosley
10. Flesh wounds – Richard Glover

For Young Adults

1. Harry Potter and the cursed child. Parts one and two – Jack Thorne
2. The fault in our stars – John Green and Paper towns – John Green
3. The scorch trials – James Dashner
4. Allegiant – Veronica Roth
5. Catching fire – Suzanne Collins
6. Divergent – Veronica Roth
7. The book thief – Marcus Zusak
8. The hunger games – Suzanne Collins
9. The city of heavenly fire – Cassandra Clare
10. If I stay – Gayle Forman

For Children

1. Diary of a wimpy kid: the long haul – Jeff Kinney
2. Diary of a wimpy kid: the third wheel – Jeff Kinney
3. The 52-storey treehouse – Andy Griffiths
4. Thea Stilton and the mystery on the Orient Express – Thea Stilton
5. The only me – Meredith Harvey
6. The 65-storey treehouse – Andy Griffiths
7. Diary of a wimpy kid: old school – Jeff Kinney
8. The wimpy kid movie diary – Jeff Kinney
9. The perilous plants – Geronimo Stilton
10. Totally weird! – Ahn Do