"The End of Books" is a unique literary action created by the joint efforts of two outstanding French writers, Octave Ouzanne and Albert Robida. In this book, they invite the reader to imagine a world where books have lost their relevance and have been forgotten. Describing a world without literature, the authors reveal to us a sense of loss, sadness and a desire for the revival of written culture. In "The End of Books" the reader will encounter a new reality, where the importance of books as carriers of knowledge and ideas has lost its weight. The authors invite us to think about what kind of future a society can expect, in which the word of writers has ceased to have any weight. This book is a challenge to the reader to think about the importance of literature in our lives and the need to preserve the tradition of the written word.