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"Internet addiction" as a book category encompasses works that examine or dramatize problematic, compulsive, or excessive use of the internet and its platforms. It includes clinical and research-based texts, self-help and recovery guides, memoirs and case studies, sociocultural critiques of digital life, and fiction that explores dependence on gaming, social media, pornography, shopping, or streaming. Common themes are the psychological and neurological mechanisms of compulsive use, impacts on mental health, relationships, work and education, prevention and treatment strategies, and broader ethical or policy questions about platform design and society. These books are aimed at clinicians, educators, parents, policymakers, and readers looking to understand, cope with, or reflect on the consequences of digital overuse.

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