Georges Simenon's Best-Known Books on Bookshelf
Key titles and series. Tap any book to add it to your shelf.
Key titles and series. Tap any book to add it to your shelf.
Belgian writer best known for his Inspector Maigret detective novels. Open Library lists 236 books by Georges Simenon.
Notable Georges Simenon books include The Yellow Dog, Maigret Sets a Trap and The Man Who Watched Trains Go By, with titles published between 1931 and 1967. Whether you are starting a Georges Simenon reading list or working through the back catalogue, Bookshelf lets you log each title, give it a score out of 10 and keep track of what to read next.
The question of where to begin a Georges Simenon reading list comes up often. These are three of the best-known books to begin with:
Georges Simenon's books are shelved under mystery and crime. Track your Georges Simenon books alongside the rest of your reading, and find other authors in these genres below.
Georges Simenon is also known as Georges Sim (early pulp fiction). Books published under this name are included in Georges Simenon's page and Bookshelf statistics.
Georges Simenon's best-known books include The Yellow Dog, Maigret Sets a Trap and The Man Who Watched Trains Go By. Rate them 1–10 to build your own ranking of Georges Simenon's best.
Georges Simenon has 236 books listed on Open Library, including The Yellow Dog, Maigret Sets a Trap and The Man Who Watched Trains Go By. You can log any of them on Bookshelf.
A good way into Georges Simenon's work is The Yellow Dog, or any of Maigret Sets a Trap and The Man Who Watched Trains Go By. Add them to your Bookshelf to keep track of what you've read and what to read next.
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