Kitabistan means Book Country and every reader of this imaginary country is our citizen. Books that do not serve humanity, that incite national, racial, and gender discrimination among people, and that promote violence and aggression are not allowed in our country. The primary objective of our country is to establish peace, reconciliation, dialogue, and consensus among people, and build an intercultural bridge, to present the economic, social, educational, political, and other experiences of different countries to the country we live in. Our country's main motto is "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity" (Liberté, égalité, fraternité), which we adopted from France and we govern our imaginary country with the principles of direct democracy, which we learned from Switzerland. Like Abraham Lincoln, we oppose any form of slavery that one person can impose on another. We are absolutely against responding to violence with violence - just as Mahatma Gandhi did. We believe in acknowledging the freedom of speech for all, including our opponents, as Mahammad Amin Rasulzade did. Just like Mandela, we want to see a consensus in our society, and like Snelman, we are ready to spread all these ideas throughout the country. Kitabistan serves its readers by introducing alternative ideas and all the positive experiences of the world.