"Do you know, Theo, which is the hardest? to admit that we were not loved when we needed it the most. The pain of being unloved is a terrible feeling." Alex Michaelidis, "The Silent Patient". The most read books in Armenian libraries in March are a rich source of various manifestations of love. The March top ten list of reading fiction books in public libraries was compiled based on the lists of the most used literature received from the National Library of Armenia, 10 regional libraries, Avetik Isahakyan Central City Library of Yerevan and its branches, as well as Charles Aznavour Library of Ajapnyak community, Spitak and Stepanavan city libraries. . There are two Armenian classics and one translated book in the top three of March. Shirvanzadeh's "Chaos" and Raffu's "Samwell" were included in the top tens of six or more libraries.

As in February, as in March, the novel "The Silent Patient" by Alex Michaelidis, a modern British writer with Greek roots, is the next among the "mainstreams". His novels "Virgins" and "Wrath" are also in high demand. Nar-Dos and Hakob Paronyan are also among the top ten Armenian classical writers. According to the data of Yerevan libraries, William Shakespeare's "Hamlet" also appeared in the top ten. The reading program continues in the libraries of Armenia. Classical and modern authors continue to speak to our hearts, our souls. There is definitely a soul in good books that captures us and takes us to heaven. In the words of the great Shakespeare, "Though my words fly above, my thoughts remain below." My words will never reach the sky without thoughts."