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The "Restoration Period" as a category for books refers to works that are set in or pertain to the historical era in England following the restoration of the monarchy in 1660, when King Charles II ascended the throne. This period, which lasted until around 1688, is marked by a resurgence of the arts and literature after the Puritanical restrictions of the Commonwealth period. Books in this category often explore themes of political and social change, the re-establishment of the Church of England, and the flourishing of drama and poetry, with notable figures like John Dryden and Aphra Behn. The Restoration era is also characterized by its vibrant and often bawdy theatrical productions, reflecting a society in transition and the complexities of the human experience during a time of significant cultural and political transformation.

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