If you liked J'ai grandi à Hollywood by Robert Parrish, start with Listen and Lose (1989), Child Abuse Pocket Atlas, Volume 3 (2016), and Growing up in Hollywood (1977). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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Recommended next reads
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1
Listen and Lose
1989 · Robert Parrish · Same author
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2
Child Abuse Pocket Atlas, Volume 3
2016 · 258 pages · Randell Alexander, Angelo P. Giardino, Debra Esernio-Jenssen, Jonathan D. Thackeray, Robert Parrish · Same author
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3
Growing up in Hollywood
1977 · 227 pages · Robert Parrish · Same author
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4
The bobo
2010 · 102 pages · Elliott Kastner, Jerry Gershwin, Robert Parrish, David R. Schwartz · Same author
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5
Hollywood doesn't live here anymore
1988 · 220 pages · Robert Parrish · Same author
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The San Francisco story
1994 · 80 pages · Joel McCrea, Robert Parrish · Same author
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Abusive Head Trauma in Infants and Children
2006 · 630 pages · Kay Rauth-Farley, Randell Alexander, J.C. Upshaw Downs, Robert Parrish · Same author
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8
Diaries of Alessandro Da Veneto - the Second Diary
2010 · 228 pages · Robert Parrish · Same author
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9
The magician's handbook
1958 · 240 pages · Robert Parrish · Same author
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Abusive head trauma quick reference
2007 · 350 pages · Kay Rauth-Farley, Robert Parrish, Randall Alexander · Same author
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11
Cry danger
2013 · 79 pages · Robert Parrish · Same author
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12
Without Spot or Wrinkle, Book One (Without Spot or Wrinkle)
2002 · 118 pages · Robert Parrish · Same author
Frequently asked questions
What should I read after J'ai grandi à Hollywood?
BookOrb recommends Listen and Lose (1989), Child Abuse Pocket Atlas, Volume 3 (2016), Growing up in Hollywood (1977), The bobo (2010), and Hollywood doesn't live here anymore (1988).
Are there books like J'ai grandi à Hollywood?
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Who wrote J'ai grandi à Hollywood?
J'ai grandi à Hollywood is by Robert Parrish.