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If you liked Small Group Work in the Real World by Mark Staller, Andrea Thorson, and Bryan Hirayama, start with Intercultural Communications (2016), Organizational Communication Workbook (2014), and Intercultural Communications Student Workbook (2014). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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What should I read after Small Group Work in the Real World?

BookOrb recommends Intercultural Communications (2016), Organizational Communication Workbook (2014), Intercultural Communications Student Workbook (2014), God I Know (2021), and Contemporary Argumentation and Rhetoric (2016).

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Who wrote Small Group Work in the Real World?

Small Group Work in the Real World is by Mark Staller, Andrea Thorson, and Bryan Hirayama.