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Kiáradt, Mélissa da Costa’s New Bestseller, and a New Book on the Balaton Underworld Top Bookline’s May Bestseller List
In May, books on public affairs, investigative accounts of organized crime, crime fiction, and romance novels proved especially popular among Hungarian readers.
A Story for Every Day: Libri Mini Launches a 30-Day Story Challenge
The Libri Mini Challenge draws attention to the developmental benefits of reading stories and fairy tales to children.

BookvibeZ Makes a Sold-Out Debut as Hungary’s First BookTok Festival
On April 24–25, the bookvibeZ literary festival made its debut at Millenáris, becoming the largest event ever organized for Hungary’s BookTok community. The two-day festival

BookTok creators and their favorite authors to meet in Budapest at the end of April
The bookvibeZ Festival will take place on April 24–25, creating the first opportunity in Hungary for the BookTok community to connect in person.
Slide films are becoming increasingly popular not only in families, but also in kindergartens and schools
Thanks to Libri’s slide film idea competition, the genre is once again in the spotlight. More than 260 applications were submitted from across the country

New Momentum for Édesvíz – the Brand Moves Under the Management of Good Life Books Publishing
The renowned Édesvíz Publishing House became part of the Libri Group in 2025, gaining the support of a stable corporate background and an extensive publishing

A unique master’s program in book studies launches at Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Hungary in professional cooperation with Libri
By launching the program, the University and Libri aim to establish a higher education course that delivers market-relevant, practice-oriented skills.

Libri Challenge Participants Have “Read Around the World,” Surpassing 267 Million Pages You Can Still Join by the End of the Year – Valuable Prizes Await
The aim of Libri Bookstores’ initiative was to convert the total number of pages into “distance” so that participants could collectively “read around the world”.

First Love, School Friendships, and Growing Up – Today’s Teenagers Love the Same Themes as Their Parents and Grandparents
While previous generations of teenage girls grew up with polka-dotted books, today’s teens devour the works of Judit Berg, Laura Leiner, and Betti Kollár.