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"D-Day" as a book category denotes works focused on the Allied invasion of Normandy on June 6, 1944 and the surrounding planning, operations, aftermath and human stories. It encompasses military histories and operational studies, memoirs and oral histories, biographies, photographic records and archival collections, as well as historical fiction and alternate histories that dramatize the landing and subsequent campaign. Common threads include examinations of strategy, intelligence and deception (e.g., Operation Bodyguard), amphibious and airborne tactics, logistics, leadership and the experiences of soldiers and civilians on the beaches and inland, plus analyses of the political and moral consequences. Books in this category typically include maps, unit accounts and primary sources and appeal to readers interested in World War II, military strategy, personal narratives of courage and sacrifice, and the turning points of modern history.

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