Culture pass: the twelve best-selling books are manga in front of the Dalloz

The twelve most purchased books thanks to the Culture Pass - which offers 300 euros to spend on young people reaching 18 - are all manga, according to figures revealed Thursday by the magazine

. Japanese comics overwhelmingly dominate the ranking sent to the magazine by the company that manages this device, SAS Passe culture. The podium is made up of the

series

(308,743 copies, all volumes combined),

(196,114 copies) and

(186,578 copies). Follow

(152.729),

(115.892),

(109.189) and

(105.571), before four other series with less than 100,000 copies.

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Apart from manga, the most purchased book with the Culture Pass interests law students:

of Dalloz editions (18,804 copies, thirteenth in the ranking).

For the novels, it is the saga

by the American Julia Quinn, adapted in series by Netflix, which comes first (11,071 copies, seventeenth).

It is

ahead

of the Polish Blanka Lipinska (9,414 copies, twentieth), also adapted on Netflix, in film.

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Very popular best-sellers on social networks are also in this ranking:

(13,428 copies, fifteenth), a kind of giant Proust questionnaire that appeals to adolescents and young adults, and

by the youtubeuse Léna Situations (11,634 copies, sixteenth).

The Culture Pass allows you to reserve almost all possible books online, with the exception of school or extracurricular books, for purchase in bookstores.

SAS Passe culture specified that nearly 165,000 different works had been reserved.

This device intended to promote

will be extended to adolescents aged 15 and over from January 1.