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Restorative justice books focus on approaches to harm that prioritize repair, accountability, and healing over punishment. This category spans foundational theory, practical guides, and case studies showing how victim-offender dialogues, restorative circles, conferencing, and community agreements work in settings such as schools, courts, prisons, workplaces, and post-conflict societies. Titles often center the voices of those harmed, explore trauma-informed and culturally rooted practices (including Indigenous traditions), and address themes of empathy, reintegration, and community responsibility. Readers will find policy analyses, program design tools, and narratives that illustrate both successes and challenges, along with critiques and debates about scope, equity, and effectiveness. Intended for practitioners, educators, students, advocates, and policymakers, the genre connects justice to relationship-building, reconciliation, and long-term community well-being.

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