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In the context of a book category, "Victimization" refers to works that explore the experiences, psychology, and societal implications of individuals or groups who have suffered harm, exploitation, or injustice. This genre encompasses a wide range of narratives, including personal memoirs, fictional accounts, and investigative journalism, all of which delve into the dynamics of power and vulnerability. Books in this category often aim to shed light on the processes and consequences of victimization, whether through the lens of crime, systemic oppression, abuse, or discrimination. They may also explore themes of resilience, recovery, and the quest for justice, offering readers a deeper understanding of the complexities surrounding victimhood and the broader social and cultural contexts in which it occurs.

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