Books like The Institute by Stephen King
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Why: Both are science fiction books.
What both books share
- science fiction
The Institute: "Fiction, science fiction, general" (OL subject); "Science Fiction" (OL subject); "science fiction" (WD genre)
Project Hail Mary: "science-fiction" (OL subject); "Fiction, science fiction, action & adventure" (OL subject); "Fiction, science fiction, hard science fiction" (OL subject); "FICTION / Science Fiction / Action & Adventure" (OL subject)
- science fiction
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Why: Both are science fiction books.
What both books share
- science fiction
The Institute: "Fiction, science fiction, general" (OL subject); "Science Fiction" (OL subject); "science fiction" (WD genre)
Red Rising: "science fiction" (WD genre); "Science fiction" (LoC 655)
- science fiction
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Why: Both are science fiction books.
What both books share
- science fiction
The Institute: "Fiction, science fiction, general" (OL subject); "Science Fiction" (OL subject); "science fiction" (WD genre)
Ready Player One: "Fiction, science fiction, action & adventure" (OL subject); "YOUNG ADULT FICTION / Science Fiction / General" (OL subject); "science fiction" (OL subject); "science fiction" (WD genre)
- science fiction
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| Project Hail Mary | shared | not shared |
| Red Rising | shared | not shared |
| Ready Player One | shared | not shared |
| House of Leaves | not shared | shared |
| Dune | shared | not shared |
| Jurassic Park | shared | not shared |
| The Martian | shared | not shared |
| World War Z | shared | not shared |
| The Three-Body Problem | shared | not shared |
| Snow Crash | shared | not shared |
| Iron Gold | shared | not shared |
| Light Bringer | shared | not shared |
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