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"Men's rights movement" as a book category encompasses works that focus on the social, legal and cultural issues faced by men and boys, and on advocacy for changes its authors argue are needed to address those issues. Typical topics include family law and child custody, paternity and alimony, male victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, men's mental health and suicide, educational and employment trends, military conscription, and critiques of public policy or feminist theory. The category includes memoirs, legal and policy analyses, sociological research, self-help guides, and polemical essays or manifestos advocating specific reforms or activism strategies. These books often aim at policymakers, activists, academics, and general readers interested in gender debates; the movement and its literature are also subject to significant controversy and criticism, with debates about methodology, scope, and whether some strands amplify grievance or downplay women's issues.

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