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"Planetary Classification" as a book category covers works that develop, explain, or apply systems for categorizing planets and other planetary bodies by their physical, chemical, dynamical, and evolutionary properties. It includes comparative planetology and atlases that sort worlds into types (e.g., terrestrial, gas giant, ice giant, dwarf, rogue), schemes for habitability and climate, spectral and observational classification of exoplanets, and historical or theoretical discussions of how and why classification systems evolve. Books in this category range from technical monographs and textbooks for researchers and students to popular-science guides and field‑guide style volumes that help non‑specialists understand how scientists organize our knowledge of planets, moons, asteroids, and planetary systems. Common themes are formation pathways, interior and atmospheric composition, orbital dynamics, observational methods and data interpretation, and the practical uses and limitations of different classification frameworks.

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