Top Forty "Best Sellers": March 2001

In March 2001 we delivered 309,284 e-books to thousands of individuals in over a hundred countries.

Rank	Document	Accesses
1	Canfield: Portrait of a Philosopher	1,895
2	Cooper: The Pioneers, Volume 2	1,836
3	Chekhov: The Black Monk	1,636
4	Dyer: Edison, His Life and Inventions, vol. 1	1,461
5	Aesop: Fables	1,383
6	Wells: War of the Worlds	1,134
7	Carvalho: Forty Centuries of Ink	1,115
8	Beowulf [modern English translation]	928
9	Verne: Around the World in 80 Days	904
10	Darwin: Origin of Species	899
11	Shakespeare: MacBeth	879
12	Carroll: Alice in Wonderland [without illustrations]	872
13	Jefferson: Quotations on Politics and Government	863
14	Doyle: Hound of the Baskervilles	862
15	Carroll: Alice in Wonderland [with illustrations]	743
16	Kipling: The Jungle Book	713
17	Twain: Huckleberry Finn	696
18	Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet	686
19	Franklin: The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin	682
20	Irving: Legend of Sleepy Hollow	669
21	Melville: Moby Dick	658
22	Shakespeare: Hamlet	656
23	Baum: Marvelous Land of Oz [with illustrations]	655
24	Alcott: Little Women	653
25	Boccaccio: The Most Pleasant and Delectable Questions of Love	640
26	Shelley: Frankenstein	620
27	Genesis: King James Bible	607
28	Frost: A Group of Four Poems	603
29	Shakespeare: Midsummer Night's Dream	587
30	Milton: Paradise Lost	577
31	Carroll: Through the Looking Glass	567
32	Burr: Narratives of the Witchcraft Cases, 1648-1706	563
33	Caesar: Commentaries on the Gallic and Civil Wars	551
34	Austen: Emma	546
35	Crane: Red Badge of Courage	541
36	Stowe: Uncle Tom's Cabin	532
37	Twain: Tom Sawyer	529
38	Bronte: Wuthering Heights	513
39	Wilde: Picture of Dorian Gray	510
40	Wells: The Time Machine	509