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"Working-class" as a category for books encompasses literature that delves into the lives, struggles, and experiences of the working-class population. These narratives often highlight themes of economic hardship, labor rights, social inequality, and the pursuit of dignity and justice within a capitalist society. The genre provides a voice to those who are frequently marginalized or overlooked, offering authentic portrayals of their daily realities, aspirations, and resilience. Through both fiction and non-fiction, working-class literature aims to foster empathy, raise awareness, and provoke critical discussions about class dynamics and the socio-economic structures that shape our world.

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