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If you liked The Plays of Oscar Wilde by Oscar Wilde, start with Impresiones Sobre Yanquilandia (2020), PBO. El pescador y su alma (2022), and The happy prince; and,(A house of pomegranates) (1952). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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  1. 1 Impresiones Sobre Yanquilandia 2020 · 32 pages · Aldrin EVIES, Oscar Wilde · Same author
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  3. 3 The happy prince; and,(A house of pomegranates) 1952 · 192 pages · Oscar Wilde · Same author
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What should I read after The Plays of Oscar Wilde?

BookOrb recommends Impresiones Sobre Yanquilandia (2020), PBO. El pescador y su alma (2022), The happy prince; and,(A house of pomegranates) (1952), The English Renessaince of Art (2019), and Wilde Best Books in One Book (2017).

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Who wrote The Plays of Oscar Wilde?

The Plays of Oscar Wilde is by Oscar Wilde.