In order to popularize fiction and attract cadets to reading, the literary club "Adebiet tolkyninda" was created at the Academy library. The work of the literary club is carried out by the organizing committee in accordance with the Regulations on the activities of the club. The literary club "Adebiet tolkyninda" has a Work Plan and its own logo. On June 5, 2024, the first extended meeting of the club was held, carried out by the club's organizing committee, whose members are the most active readers of the library, as well as an audience of cadets from the 108th platoon. The first meeting of the literary club "Adebiet tolkyninda" was dedicated to the presentation of the book by Sherkhan Murtaz "Kyzyl Zhebe". Members of the organizing committee of the Z. clubMuratova, A.Suraganova prepared video materials about the life and work of the author of the book Sh.Murtaza, as well as information about the history of writing the novel "Kyzyl Zhebe". S.Nurgul acquainted the audience with the brief content of the novel, focusing readers' attention on important moments of childhood and family upbringing of the main character, about what influenced the formation of the character of T.Ryskulov and his public activities, through whose fate the tragic fate of the people in the first half of the 20th century is shown. An excerpt from the novel sounded emotionally – a dialogue of the main characters of the work performed by cadets Salmurzayeva Bayan-Sulu and Suraganova Adina. Stories about the novel "Kyzyl Zhebe" were accompanied by dombra melodies performed by 1st year cadet Smailov D.. The results of the presentation of the book by Sh.Murtaz "Kyzyl Zhebe" were summed up by the head of the club, literature teacher A.Manatova. At the end of the extended meeting of the literary club, librarian K.Argingazina familiarized those present with the topics of events planned at the meetings of the club for the 2024-2025 academic year, and also called on the cadets to read diverse fiction, as well as actively participate in the work of the literary club.