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The European Book Prize (French: Le Prix du Livre Européen) is a European Union literary award established in 2007. It is organized by the association in Paris. It seeks to promote European values, and to contribute to European citizens' better understanding of the European Union as a cultural entity. The European Book Prize is organised by the association Esprit d'Europe and was founded by France Rouqe, Luce Perrot and François-Xavier Priollaud. The prize is worth 10,000 euros to each winner. The first two years saw only one winner who received 20,000 euros.