What Are Uzbeks Reading? Top 10 Books

Today, Uzbek book lovers are showing interest not only in national literature but also in global bestsellers. According to data from bookstores and major publishers in Tashkent, the top 10 most purchased books include literary classics, historical biographies, and modern motivational works.

Top titles:

1. Alisher Navoi – “Khamsa”
A gem of literary heritage. Navoi’s works remain among the most purchased titles.

2. Abdulla Qodiriy – “Bygone Days”
The foundational Uzbek novel that is still widely relevant.

3. Omar Khayyam – Rubaiyat
The Eastern philosopher's life wisdom continues to captivate readers.

4. Biographies about Amir Temur
Historical works about the great commander draw consistent interest.

5. George Orwell – “1984”
A modern classic about freedom and control.

6. Ray Bradbury – “Fahrenheit 451”
A cautionary tale of a future where books are burned.

7. Stephen Covey – “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People”
One of the most popular books on personal development.

8. Larisa Burakova – “How Georgia Reached Success”
An inspiring read for reform-minded individuals.

9. Aldous Huxley – “Brave New World”
A dystopian society—blurring the line between fiction and reality.

10. Svetlana Alexievich – “Voices from Chernobyl”
A moving documentary work about tragedy and heroism.

These books clearly reflect the tastes, interests, and worldviews of today’s Uzbek readers. Read 'Zamin' on Telegram!