Where do I start if I want to tackle John Green's oeuvre?

Read it in alphabetical order, it's the true order.

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Don't bother. I think he writes good YA (which is goosebumps for girls, actually precocious teen should read YA) but that's all it is. Characters are archetypes of despair and dialogue is hammy without it being genre fiction.

Stephen King is acceptable because he writes horror, he needs to elicit a basic response. Green would claim to be a novelist, but doesn't push the literary tradition.

It is a waste of time and brainpower. Read Nabokov.

>>9657200
Made an ordered list for ya.

Salinger:
>Catcher in the Rye
>Nine Stories
Ellis:
>Less than Zero
Camus:
>The Stranger
>The Myth of Sisyphus
Wittgenstien:
>Tractus Logico-Philosophicus
>Philosophical Investigations
Wallace:
>Brief Interviews
>E Unibus Plurum

Then you'll be ready for Green, eggs and all.