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"Class groups" is a category for books that center on communities and identities defined by social or economic class — whether through scholarly analysis, personal memoir, reportage, or fiction. It includes sociological and historical studies of working-class, middle-class, and elite formations; first-person accounts and oral histories of everyday life and labor; novels and dramas that explore class relations, mobility, and conflict; and political or cultural critiques of inequality, solidarity, and class-based movements. Typical themes are economic power, social mobility, collective identity, labor and union struggles, and how class intersects with race, gender, and place; styles range from academic monographs and investigative journalism to literary realism and intimate storytelling, making the category useful for students, activists, and general readers interested in understanding how class shapes lives and societies.

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