There have been several titles that experts have named as "the best-selling books in history", such as The Bible or Don Quixote de la Mancha, however, the book has been created for several centuries and there were not always ways to measure which they were the most popular works –as Amazon does now– coupled with the level of illiteracy of the time.There have been long debates among historians about which was the first book in history: whether it be the first written on clay, bone, or wax and wood tablets from Mesopotamia;the papyrus scrolls in Alexandria;those made with bamboo and silk in ancient China or the codices, the truth is that this object has accompanied the human being throughout his life and, like man, has evolved.And it is that after the invention of the movable type printing press in 1440 by the hand of Johannes Gutenberg, through bookstores, the increase in literacy, the arrival of the internet and with it the digitization of content, now one of the great challenges is the number of texts available to read.With this, technology has facilitated the way to measure the popularity of literary pieces, one of them is the ranking offered by the Amazon platform, a list that works like a photograph of society by registering what readers are " devouring” at a certain time.From essays, poetry, comics, comedy, novels, suspense, science fiction to horror stories or self-improvement, these are the 10 best-selling books this Tuesday, August 9 on Amazon Mexico.1. World Cup Qatar 2022. Softcover album + 4 stamp envelopesNumber of pages: 12. There's A T-Rex in TownNumber of pages: -Accompany the T-Rex when he plays in the park, plays sports and goes to a sleepover.Along the way, he discovers how big, strong, and fast he really was.3. World Cup Qatar 2022. Ecoblister 10 stamp envelopes.Number of pages: 0World Cup 2022 Qatar official Sticker Album4. World Cup Qatar 2022 Album hard coverNumber of pages: 0World Cup 2022 Qatar official Sticker Album5. World Cup Qatar 2022. Box 104 stamped envelopes.Number of pages: 0World Cup 2022 Qatar official Sticker Album6. The Midnight LibraryNumber of pages: 336The Midnight Library Matt Haig 2020 GOODREADS AWARD FOR BEST FICTION "Between life and death is a library. And the shelves of that library are endless. Each book gives you a chance to taste another life you could have lived and to see how things would have changed if you had made other decisions. Would you have done something differently if you had had the chance?Nora Seed shows up, somehow, at the Midnight Library, where she is offered a new chance to make things right.Until then, her life has been marked by unhappiness and regret.Nora feels that she has let everyone down and herself as well.But this is about to change.The books in the Midnight Library will allow Nora to live as if she had done things differently.With the help of an old friend, she will have the option to dodge everything she regrets doing (or not doing), in pursuit of the perfect life.But things won't always be as she imagined they would be, and soon her decisions will put the Library and herself in extreme danger.Nora must answer one last question before time runs out: what is the best way to live?Year of publication: 2021 Binding: Hardcover Pages: 3367. The love hypothesisNumber of pages: 488THE ROMANTIC COMEDY OF THE YEAR.THE TIKTOK SENSATION.A fake relationship between two scientists meets the irresistible force of attraction Olive Smith is a third-year doctoral student who doesn't believe in lasting love relationships, but her best friend, Ahn, does and that's why Olive is in trouble. monumental.Ahn likes Olive's ex-boyfriend, but she would never make the first move because she is a good friend. that scientists need evidence.So she, like any woman with a modicum of self-esteem, panics and kisses the first man she meets for Ahn to see.That man is none other than Adam Carlsen, a young professor as renowned for the quality of his work as for his imbecility.So Olive is shocked when Carlsen agrees to keep his charade a secret and be his fake boyfriend.However, after a major scientific conference turns into a disaster and Adam again surprises her with her unwavering support (and her unwavering abs), her little experiment comes perilously close to the point of combustion.Olive soon discovers that the only thing more complicated than a hypothesis about love is looking at her own heart under a microscope.8. Netter Anatomy Coloring BookAuthor: Phd John T. HansenNumber of pages: 392Magnificent work for learning based on Netter images and "Netter style" elaborated by Dr. Carlos Machado, which, thanks to the coloring activity, represents a new way of studying human anatomy.The work becomes an active learning tool as coloring exercises, captions, explanatory text, key point lists and tables help to understand the anatomical and functional importance of the different regions of the human body.It is organized in the same sections as the Atlas and each of the plates contains cross-references to the book.Review questions with the corresponding correct answers are included at the end of each section.The work includes access to online material in English through the StudentConsult.com platform, where all the correctly colored sheets and a bank of self-assessment questions can be found.9. It Ends with Us: A Novel: A Novel volume 1Number of pages: 384Instant New York Times Bestseller The newest, highly anticipated novel from beloved #1 New York Times bestselling author, Colleen Hoover.Sometimes it is the one who loves you who hurts you the most.Lily hasn#8217;t always had it easy, but that#8217;s never stopped her from working hard for the life she wants.She#8217;s come a long way from the small town in Maine where she grew up#8212;she graduated from college, moved to Boston, and started her own business.So when she feels a spark with a gorgeous neurosurgeon named Ryle Kincaid, everything in Lily#8217;s life suddenly seems almost too good to be true.Ryle is assertive, stubborn, maybe even a little arrogant.He#8217;s also sensitive, brilliant, and has a total soft spot for Lily.And the way he looks in scrubs certainly doesn#8217;t hurt.Lily can#8217;t get him out of her head.But Ryle#8217;s complete aversion to relationships is disturbing.Even as Lily finds herself becoming the exception to his #8220;no dating#8221;rule, she can#8217;t help but wonder what made him that way in the first place.As questions about her new relationship de ella overwhelm her, so do thoughts of Atlas Corrigan # 8212; her first love de ella and a link to the past she left behind.He was her kindred spirit of her, her protector of her.When Atlas suddenly reappears, everything Lily has built with Ryle is threatened.With this bold and deeply personal novel, Colleen Hoover delivers a heart-wrenching story that breaks exciting new ground for her as a writer.Combining a captivating romance with a cast of all-too-human characters, It Ends With Us is an unforgettable tale of love that comes at the ultimate price.10. Primary Calligraphy Exercises 1Number of pages: 80Calligraphy exercises 1st grade.*Note: Some books may not have an author, page number or description because the platform does not provide it.People over 18 years of age living in Mexico read an average of 3.9 books per year, which implies an increase compared to the 3.7 books registered in 2021, according to the Module on Reading (MOLEC) of the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) released in 2022.According to the study, the reading of magazines and newspapers in digital format reached its lowest point in the last six years;on the contrary, internet pages, forums and blogs had an increase.Compared to the figures for 2016, the reading of digital magazines went from 51.4% to 34.9%;digital newspapers went from 57.6% to 33.9%;while internet pages, photos and blogs increased from 45.2% to 57.6 percent.The books read by the adult reading population were 3.9 copies, the highest figure recorded since 2016. In addition, women remain at the forefront of book reading with 65.9% compared to 54.4% of male readers;however, men read more when it comes to newspapers, with 44.1% compared to 23.5%, as well as in comics, registering 9.6 compared to 7.3 percentOf the 18-year-old literate population who read books, 44.1% stated that the main reason for reading them is for entertainment, while 23.8% did so for work or study, 20.7% for general knowledge, 10.1% for religion and 1.4% for another reason.The type of books read by the literate population aged 18 and over in the last twelve months was literature (novels, short stories, science fiction, poetry, plays, etc.) with 39.5%, followed by specialized books, 29.5%. ;self-help, personal or religious improvement, with 29.5%;general culture, 26.5%;and manuals, guides or recipe books with 8.4 percent.