If you liked My Very Pink Book of Passwords by Jay Smith, start with Engineers' Practical Databook (2018), HG World (2014), and Seven 'til Sunrise (2015). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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Engineers' Practical Databook
2018 · 168 pages · Jay Smith · Same author
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HG World
2014 · 256 pages · Jay Smith · Same author
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Seven 'til Sunrise
2015 · 72 pages · Jay Smith · Same author
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Diary of Jill Woodbine
2014 · 192 pages · Jay Smith · Same author
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Oracle Fusion Human Capital Management Essentials
2016 · 86 pages · Jay Smith · Same author
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Sophisticated Mice Celebrate the Twelve Days of Christmas
2008 · 32 pages · Nancy S. Jenks, Jay Smith · Same author
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My Purple Book of Passwords
2021 · 100 pages · Jay Smith · Same author
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My Blue Book of Passwords
2021 · 100 pages · Jay Smith · Same author
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Oh, the Places You'll Pump!
2015 · 38 pages · Jennifer Marsch, Jay Smith, Stephanie Trevino · Same author
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Thanks for Asking!
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Do's and Don'ts of Unwritten Guy Codes, Ethics and Etiquette
2018 · 59 pages · Jay Smith · Same author
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What should I read after My Very Pink Book of Passwords?
BookOrb recommends Engineers' Practical Databook (2018), HG World (2014), Seven 'til Sunrise (2015), Diary of Jill Woodbine (2014), and Oracle Fusion Human Capital Management Essentials (2016).
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My Very Pink Book of Passwords is by Jay Smith.