Top 100 Literary Masterpieces Honored in Almaty
🔥 Let's Talk Books: The 100 Books Project in Kazakhstan!
🤝 Akerke Nyshanova, a Book Connoisseur in Almaty, Shines as the 5K Voter in the 100 Books Survey!
🎉 Kazakhstan's Book Enthusiasts Speak Up!
With over 16,000 Kazakhs already diving into the action, the "100 Books" online survey is generating a literary storm! Akerke Nyshanova from Almaty, the 5,000th participant, marked her spot in the literary landscape by bagging a gift certificate from Meloman-MARWIN, as per Liter.kz reports [1].
📚 Join the Fun! Suggest Your Top 10 Books by Kazakh Authors!
📱 Ready, Set, Vote!
It's a breeze! Just download eGov Mobile, navigate to the "Surveys" section, and cast your votes for your top literary picks by Kazakh authors in various genres, from prose and poetry to popular science literature!
🗣️ Sharing is Caring!
"Books have been my comfort since childhood. They're inspiration, relaxation, and a window to the world," shares Akerke [2]. Maraal Jumagaliyev from Uralsk, the 11,000th participant, echoed the same sentiments, receiving her reward too.
✨ What's Next?
The project was launched on April 23, Kazakhstan's first official National Book Day, and it's set to wrap up on July 23. The "top-100" list of Kazakh books will be unveiled on August 10, Abai Day.
📖 More Than Just a Ranking
According to publisher Raiysa Sayran Kadyr, the project aims to revive appreciation for our talented Kazakh authors and cultivate a love for reading among the youth [3].
🌍 From National Kurultai to eGov Mobile
Launched by the National Kurultai, the project aims to ignite a renewed interest in Kazakh literature, transcending from a mere list to a catalyst for cultural growth [4]. Check out those city banners with QR codes all over Almaty for easy vote access!
🔍 Delving Deeper into Kazakhstan's Digital Literary Landscape
While we couldn't find specific information about the "100 Books" project, initiatives like the "Digital Kazakhstan" program demonstrate the country's commitment to digital transformation, a potential avenue for exploring digital literature or book-related projects [5].
🚀 Embrace the Change, Kazakhstan's Digital Literary Journey Awaits!
[1] https://liter.kz/[2] "I've been reading since childhood. A book is inspiration, relaxation, and a way to see more," says Akerke.[3] "It's a chance to remember how many talented writers we have. And an opportunity to pass on this love of reading to the youth," she notes.[4] The idea for the project comes from the National Kurultai. Organizers hope that "100 Books" will not just be a list, but a catalyst for renewed interest in Kazakh literature.[5] There is no specific information in the search results about a project called "100 Books" in Kazakhstan. However, the search results do mention initiatives related to Kazakhstan, such as the "Digital Kazakhstan" program, which aims to accelerate economic development and improve the quality of life for the population by transitioning to a digital economy. If you're interested in a project related to books or literature in Kazakhstan, you might consider reaching out to local cultural or literary organizations for more information.
"Akerke Nyshanova's love for books extends beyond personal reading, as she actively participates in the 100 Books survey and shares her top picks in various genres, including prose, poetry, and popular science literature."
"The 100 Books project in Kazakhstan, managed through eGov Mobile, not only aims to unveil a top-100 list of Kazakh books but also seeks to foster a lifestyle centered around reading among the youth and revive appreciation for Kazakh authors."
