In March, the most popular books in Yerevan and regional libraries include 12 detective stories by Agatha Christie, 4 romances by Gohar Navasardyan, and 3 books by Hrant Matevosyan and Elif Shafak. Books by Vardges Petrosyan, Vakhtang Ananyan, Vahan Totovents, John Green, Mark Levy, Khaled Hosseini, and Ashot Aghababyan are in high demand year-round. The most popular books of the month were books by Armenian writers: "The Killed Dove" by Nar-Dos, "The Honorable Beggars" by Hakob Paronyan, "Mkhitar Sparapet" by Sero Khanzadyan and "The Fool" by Raffi.

On the monthly book map, we present the most popular book in the Provincial Regional Library. Our page followers are also interested in which book is the most in-demand in a particular city or community. Today we will present two cities: Spitak and Stepanavan. The most required books in the Spitak city library are Grigor Zohrap's "Novels", Muratsan's historical novel "Gevorg Marzpetuni", as well as George Orwell's allegorical novel "Animal Farm" and Turkish writer Elif Shafak's novel "The Bastard of Istanbul".

The leading book in Stepanavan is "The Killing Dove" by Nar-Dos. Among foreign writers, readers preferred Shakespeare's tragedy "Romeo and Juliet", Agatha Christie's detective "Meet the Deathly Hallows" and the novel "A Memorable Walk" by American writer Nicholas Sparks.