Read-alikes and related books

Books like Tentacles

Across Subjects — 24 books that belong on the same shelf as Tentacles by Roland Smith.

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Top related books to Tentacles

A handpicked shelf of strong matches chosen for shared themes, literary overlap, and a broader spread of voices.

Return from the River Kwai

Joan Blair

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Science Annual, 1986 A Modern Anthology for the Family

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Amber Brown is Green with Envy

Paula Danziger

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Faithful at 50 A Christian Woman’s Guide to Aging Gracefully

Edith Witmer

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Louis XIV & Madame de Pompadour

Marshall Cavendish

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Fairy Ponies Unicorn Prince

Susanna Davidson

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Disney’s Winnie-the-Pooh My First Treasury

Publications International, Limited

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Day at the Zoo — #N/A

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Grand Prix Yesterday & Today 100 Years of Motor Racing

Bruce Jones

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Gilded Tree of Life Journal

Peter Pauper Press

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Hugless Douglas Goes to Little School

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Andy Warhol Philosophy 2.0 Colored Pencils

Galison

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Russ and the Firehouse

Janet Elizabeth Rickert

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Get a Grip on Philosophy

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Minecraft Master Builder Dragons

Sara Stanford

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#20

Official Guide from Nintendo Gamecube WarioWorld

Unknown

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#21

$Do the Math: Annotated Teacher Version — Marilyn Burns$

Do the Math: Annotated Teacher Version

Marilyn Burns

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#22

The Mix and Match Planting Guide to Annuals & Perennials

Graham Strong

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Learn to Write Dinosaurs

Miles Kelly Publishing

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#24

Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses

James Dean

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This list brings together 24 books that share meaningful common ground with Tentacles by Roland Smith. Connected by Subjects. Authors featured include Joan Blair, Paula Danziger, Edith Witmer, Marshall Cavendish, and others. Each pick was selected for thematic and literary overlap — not just genre similarity.