Bibliography

Gary Carey Books in Order

31 books

There are 31 books by Gary Carey on BookOrb. A strong starting point is Judy Holliday (1983). The bibliography below is in publication order, with series grouped in reading order.

Standalone books

  1. 1 CliffsNotes on Dostoevsky's the Brothers Karamazov 1964 · 96 pages
  2. 2 Mrs Dalloway, To the lighthouse 1970 · 97 pages
  3. 3 Lost Films 1970
  4. 4 Mrs. Dalloway, To the light house notes 1970
  5. 5 Cukor & co 1971 · 167 pages
  6. 6 More about All about Eve 1972 · 279 pages
  7. 7 Lenny, Janis and Jimi 1975 · 299 pages
  8. 8 Doug & Mary 1977 · 248 pages
  9. 9 All the stars in heaven 1981 · 320 pages
  10. 10 Judy Holliday, an intimate life story 1982 · 271 pages
  11. 11 Judy Holliday 1983 · 271 pages
  12. 12 KATH HEPBURN HOLLYWO 1984 · 284 pages
  13. 13 Anita Loos 1988 · 331 pages
  14. 14 Shakespeare's minor plays: Notes 1991 · 403 pages
  15. 15 A multicultural dictionary of literary terms 1999 · 184 pages
  16. 16 Cliffs notes on the Bible 1999 · 224 pages
  17. 17 CliffsNotes The Bible 2001 · 224 pages
  18. 18 CliffsNotes on Wilder's Our Town 2002
  19. 19 CliffsNotes on Dostoevsky's The Idiot 2002
  20. 20 CliffsNotes on Shakespeare's Tragedies 2004 · 531 pages
  21. 21 CliffsNotes on Hemingway's the Sun Also Rises 2007 · 80 pages

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Frequently asked questions

How many books has Gary Carey written?

BookOrb lists 31 books by Gary Carey.

Where should I start with Gary Carey?

A good starting point is Judy Holliday (1983).

What is the Gary Carey books in order list?

In publication order: 1. CliffsNotes on Dostoevsky's the Brothers Karamazov (1964), 2. Mrs Dalloway, To the lighthouse (1970), 3. Lost Films (1970), 4. Mrs. Dalloway, To the light house notes (1970), 5. Cukor & co (1971), 6. More about All about Eve (1972), 7. Lenny, Janis and Jimi (1975), 8. Doug & Mary (1977), 9. All the stars in heaven (1981), 10. Judy Holliday, an intimate life story (1982), 11. Judy Holliday (1983), 12. KATH HEPBURN HOLLYWO (1984), 13. Anita Loos (1988), 14. Shakespeare's minor plays: Notes (1991), 15. A multicultural dictionary of literary terms (1999), and 6 more.