Books from 2000 – 2009

The decade 2000–2009 marks a transition between classical publishing and the digital age.
World best sellers, translated into dozens of languages, often adapted to cinema or television, are born there.
Youth literature explodes with sagas like Harry Potter, Twilight or Eragon, which redefine the relationship of young people to the book.
The genres multiply: self-fiction, psychological thrillers, personal development, fantasy for the general public.
The formats evolve: more compact novels, finer papers, modernized layout.
Covers become more design, often influenced by marketing.
The Internet is beginning to influence reading trends and the visibility of authors.
It is a pivotal period between literary tradition and a new culture of book consumption.
Many works of this time are still apparently recent, but already imprinted with retro aesthetics.
This category is intended for the nostalgic of the 2000s as well as the curious of this pivotal era.