If you liked Green thoughts, by John Collier by John Collier, start with Na polputi v ad (1991), Witch's money (1940), and Le mari de la guenon (1933). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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Na polputi v ad
1991 · 446 pages · John Collier · Same author
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Witch's money
1940 · 30 pages · John Collier · Same author
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Le mari de la guenon
1933 · 256 pages · John Collier · Same author
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The John Collier reader
1972 · 571 pages · John Collier · Same author
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Deception (1946)
2004 · John Collier · Same author
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His monkey wife
1931 · 274 pages · John Collier · Same author
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The touch of nutmeg
1943 · 247 pages · John Collier · Same author
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The Devil and all
1934 · 123 pages · John Collier · Same author
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The Best of John Collier
1975 · 516 pages · John Collier · Same author
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The 50 Greatest Mysteries of All Time
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1933 · 320 pages · John Collier · Same author
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What should I read after Green thoughts, by John Collier?
BookOrb recommends Na polputi v ad (1991), Witch's money (1940), Le mari de la guenon (1933), The John Collier reader (1972), and Deception (1946) (2004).
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