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We don’t have a biography for Chris Bailey yet. Their books are below, most-read first.
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Hyperfocus
Chris Bailey, 2018

The Productivity Project
Chris Bailey, 2016

How to Calm Your Mind
Chris Bailey, 2022

Productivity Project, The
Chris Bailey, 2017

How to Train Your Mind
Chris Bailey, 2021
Cómo Calmar Tu Mente (How to Calm Your Mind Spanish Edition)
Chris Bailey & Irene Muñoz Serrulla, 2023
200 Years of American Clocks and Watches
Chris Bailey, 1987

Major Damage Volume 1
Chris Bailey, 2004
Your Health, My Health, Our Health
Chris Bailey, 1996
Decluttering Your Home
Chris Bailey, 2017

Houdini Logic
Chris Bailey, Erica Son & others, 2017
Server Side Swift with Kitura
David Okun, Chris Bailey & others, 2019

Unsettling Literacies
Claire Lee, Chris Bailey & others, 2022
Railways of Bulgaria
Chris Bailey, 2021
Researching Virtual Play Experiences
Chris Bailey, 2021
Commercialization of IP Rights in China
Elizabeth Chien-Hale, Xin (Marco) Tong & others, 2021
Men's Devotional for Dads
Chris Bailey & Jamie Bailey, 2023
Cultural Governance
Chris Bailey, Elena Theodoulou Charalambous & others, 2023
Computational Modeling. Soldering and Surface Mount Technology, Volume 14, Issue 1
Chris Bailey, 2002
Revisualizing Visual Culture
Chris Bailey & Hazel Gardiner, 2016
Watchmaker
Chris Bailey, 2017
Learning How to Forgive
Chris Bailey & Jamie Bailey, 2024
Forecast : Pretty Bleak
Chris Bailey, 2025
2 Mins Guy
Chris Bailey, 2022

Computational modelling
Chris Bailey, 2002
Permanent revolution and post-war Stalinism
Chris Bailey, Walter Dahl & others, 1987

Bie rang wu xiao nu li hui le ni
Chris Bailey, 2017

Soup
Chris Bailey, 2005

What Your Hands Have Done
Chris Bailey, 2019
Divine Secret
Chris Bailey, 2026
Kim Possible
Chris Bailey, 2003
Touching the Male
Chris Bailey, 2014
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