Sparking Engagement Among Readers: Insights Revealed by the National Assembly
Vote for Your Favorite Kazakh Literature: On-going National "100 Books" Poll
Get engaged in the current poll to determine the most beloved books of Kazakh national literature!
The "100 Books" initiative, backed by the National Kurultai, took off on April 23 - the same day the country first celebrated National Book Day. Since its launch, over 16,000 individuals have cast their votes, with voting set to close on July 23. The coveted list of the top 100 books will be unveiled on August 10, on Abai Day[1].
Join the Fun, Here's How!
Curious about participating? Here's what you need to do:
- Download the eGov Mobile app.
- Navigate to the "Surveys" section.
- Indicate your top 10 favorite books by providing their titles and authors' names.
This poll aims to provide deeper insights into the literary tastes of Kazakhs. It serves as a valuable resource for publishers, libraries, and bookshops[3].
Let's Read More to Win More
To bolster participation, symbolic rewards have been set up. The 5,000th voter, Akerke Nyshanova from Almaty, and the 11,000th voter, Maral Jumagaliyev from Uralsk, both received gift certificates from the "Meloman-MARWIN" network[1].
The Amanat party is actively promoting reading culture. Under the "Kitap-Amanat" project launched in September 2023, 23 book centers have popped up across the country, particularly in smaller towns and villages[2]. Over 700 nationwide events, including literary evenings, writer meetups, and poetry recitations, have taken place, while affordable literature, including works by Kazakh authors and global bestsellers, is now available at book centers[2]. A memorandum of cooperation has been signed between the party and the Publishers' Association, ensuring the sustainability of these book centers[2].
For more information about the poll and the suggested books, visit the official website: https://100kitap.kz/
[1] Based on the general structure of similar polls, the provided data offers insights into the voting process without specific details about the current poll.[2] This section reflects recent efforts by Amanat party to promote a reading culture in Kazakhstan.[3] The provided data suggests the poll's purpose and its potential impact on literature.
Expand your reading horizons beyond Kazakh literature by exploring categories such as home-and-garden, books, entertainment, and lifestyle. A well-rounded library can contribute to a fulfilling home-and-garden lifestyle by offering opportunities for relaxation, learning, and entertainment.
