Fiction and Non-Fiction books that challenge colonial frameworks either through storytelling and/or through information. These books are books that have had an impact on me - but open to suggestions to build this out further!
created by Chloehelling
last updated July, 2026





Important list of books, thanks for making this.
Also, if you have any recommendations to add - please share đ
Let me think! I'm learning in this space and the author I thought of first was Fanon.
Thank you! These have really had an impact on me - and I noticed a similar one didn't exist yet. I'm hoping to keep building this out for others looking to challenge their worldviews!
Plus the need to separate decolonization and reconciliation - it is something I'm working on learning more.
Definitely! You can't have one without the other.
I was just at the bookstore and they featured Decolonization and Me.
Great list! Gaza Writes Back is a collection of short poems written by young people in Gaza that paints a picture of what life is like living under colonialism
Thanks for the rec! Adding! đ
Ooo I love this! Do you have any specific books on here that youâd recommend for someone to start with?
I think it depends on what you normally read! For example if you love fiction, a large non fiction might be a challenge at first! Go with something that sounds up your alley from the start and then gradually expand. Thatâs said, I think the Serviceberry by Robin Wall Kimmerer is pretty universal. Itâs very short and easy to read but also really impactful. Hope that helps :)
Hmm, sorry if it's a bit too old school but how about Orientalism by Edward W. Said?
I donât think itâs too old - good to have a broad range on things! Adding!