The most popular French oppression & injustice books

These books are about people denied their freedom or their rights, and those who fought back. Slavery, colonial rule, segregation and persecution are recorded in histories and memoirs and brought to life in novels. They are stories of suffering and of extraordinary courage. Only books in French are listed.

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The kiss
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The kiss

Marie Rutkoski

2016 · 2024 edition

648 pages

Little Brother
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Little Brother

Cory Doctorow

2008 · 2011 edition

442 pages

Bel-Ami
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Bel-Ami

Guy de Maupassant

1972 · 2024 edition

432 pages

L’Île sous la mer
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L’Île sous la mer

Isabel Allende, 伊莎贝尔·阿连德

2009 · 2013 edition

624 pages

Le Monde connu
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Le Monde connu

Edward P. Jones

2003 · 2005 edition

512 pages

Le Dieu Fleuve
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Le Dieu Fleuve

Wilbur Smith

1993 · 2006 edition

734 pages

Les Abysses
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Les Abysses

Rivers Solomon, William Hutson, Jonathan Snipes

2019 · 2021 edition

224 pages

Silence
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Silence

Shūsaku Endō

1972 · 2010 edition

304 pages

Humanité divisée
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Humanité divisée

John Scalzi, 约翰·斯卡尔齐

2013 · 2026 edition

544 pages

Destiny
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Destiny

Cecelia Ahern

2016 · 2017 edition

394 pages