If you liked 100 Great Questions for Deep Conversations by David Paris, start with 50 Community Building Games Vol. 1 (2022), The Myth of Male Affection (2000), and Faculty Leadership for Integrative Liberal Learning (2015). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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What should I read after 100 Great Questions for Deep Conversations?

BookOrb recommends 50 Community Building Games Vol. 1 (2022), The Myth of Male Affection (2000), Faculty Leadership for Integrative Liberal Learning (2015), Workbook for 50 Social Emotional Learning Lessons Vol. 1 (2022), and 50 Community Building Games Vol. 2 (2022).

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Who wrote 100 Great Questions for Deep Conversations?

100 Great Questions for Deep Conversations is by David Paris.