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The image displays a bar chart of Fiction Book Sales from 2006 to 2010, with gross earnings on the y-axis and year on the x-axis; young adult, classics, mystery, romance, and sci-fi & fantasy categories are color-coded. 2006: young adult $60 million, classics $80 million, mystery $40 million, romance $20 million, sci-fi & fantasy $100 million; 2007: young adult $100 million, classics $40 million, mystery $60 million, romance $20 million, sci-fi & fantasy $60 million; 2008: young adult $80 million, classics $40 million, mystery $60 million, romance $100 million, sci-fi & fantasy $20 million; 2009: young adult $40 million, classics $100 million, mystery $20 million, romance $60 million, sci-fi & fantasy $80 million; 2010: young adult $60 million, classics $20 million, mystery $80 million, romance $100 million, sci-fi & fantasy $40 million.
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The bar chart presents data about sales of different types of fiction books over the period from 2006 to 2010.
Overall, book sales of all kinds of fiction book fluctuated during the period, while romance and mystery books were much more popular than sci-fi, classics, or young adult ones.
The most sold book in 2006 was romance, with sales of around $82 million. Moreover, in the next year this figure went up dramatically to almost $115 million, but then dropped even further in 2008 to just over $70 million. After that, romance books sales climbed steadily to about $83 million by 2010. Mystery books had a similar trend. After climbing from just over $60 million to slightly more than $80 million between 2006 and 2007, mystery sales dropped sharply to just over $50 million in 2008 and then fluctuated slightly around this level.
Sci-fi was the least popular type in all years, with sales figures below $20 million, except for the last year where classics sold less than $10 million. Classics and young adult had similar sales figures in the middle years, although in the first and last year young adult books were approximately twice as popular as classics.
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