The most read books in Mexico in 2025

Throughout 2025, the literary landscape in Mexico has shown remarkable diversity in readers' preferences.

From contemporary novels to self-help works, Mexicans have demonstrated a growing interest in a wide range of literary genres.

Contemporary novels dominate sales lists

Among the most notable titles is "Todo lo que nunca fuimos" by Alice Kellen. This work has captured readers' attention with an emotional narrative that explores the complexities of love and personal growth. Its popularity is reflected in bestseller lists, consolidating it as one of the best-selling novels of the year.

Another title that has resonated with the public is "The Striker" by Ana Huang. This contemporary novel has gained followers thanks to its engaging plot and well-developed characters, placing it among the favorites of Mexican readers.

Children's and young adult literature on the rise

The children's and young adult segment has also experienced significant growth. "Las aventuras de Dani y Evan 11. El ataque del supercroc" has been especially popular among young readers. This series combines entertainment with learning, fostering the reading habit from an early age.

Throughout 2025, the literary landscape in Mexico has shown remarkable diversity in readers' preferences.

From contemporary novels to self-help works, Mexicans have demonstrated a growing interest in a wide range of literary genres.

Contemporary novels dominate sales lists

Children's and young adult literature on the rise

Non-fiction works capture interest

In the realm of non-fiction, "El engaño del colesterol" by Juan Bola has caused debates and reflections on health and nutrition. The work questions entrenched beliefs about cholesterol, offering a fresh perspective backed by recent research.

International authors and their impact in Mexico

The influence of international authors is evident in the country's literary preferences. Enrique Rojas, a renowned Spanish psychiatrist, has managed to position his works among the best-selling in Mexico. During his recent visit to the country, Rojas highlighted the importance of mental health in today's society and how his books aim to provide tools for emotional well-being.

Digital platforms and their role in reading

Digital platforms have played a crucial role in the dissemination and accessibility of these titles. Sites like Amazon Mexico daily record the best-selling books, reflecting reading trends in real-time. For example, on February 28, 2025, works ranging from fiction to self-help were highlighted, evidencing the diversity of interests of Mexican readers.

Challenges and perspectives of the reading habit in Mexico

Despite the variety and availability of titles, recent studies indicate a decrease in the percentage of the reading population in Mexico. According to data from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI), in the last ten years, the adult reading population in Mexico fell by 14%, standing at 69.6% in 2024. This decline poses challenges for promoting the reading habit in the country.

The year 2025 has witnessed a rich diversity in the literary preferences of Mexicans. From contemporary novels to non-fiction works, readers have shown a multifaceted interest. However, the decline in the reading habit is a wake-up call to implement strategies that promote reading and enrich the literary culture in Mexico.