Green Book (disambiguation)

The Green Book or Green Books may refer to:

* "The Green Book", a book outlining the political views of Muammar al-Qaddafi
* "The Green Book", a children's book by Jill Paton Walsh
* "The Green Book" (Social register), the Social Register of Washington D.C.
* "The Green Book" (IRA training manual), a training and induction manual for the Irish Republican Army and Provisional IRA
* Het Groene Boekje (The Little Green Book), is the official orthographic and grammatical reference of the Dutch language
* The House Ways and Means Committee's Green Book "provides program descriptions and historical data on a wide variety of social and economic topics, including Social Security, employment, earnings, welfare, child support, health insurance, the elderly, families with children, poverty and taxation"
* Quantities, Units and Symbols in Physical Chemistry, published by the IUPAC, establishes standards for nomenclature in Chemistry
* "A Policy on Geometric Design of Streets and Highways", a manual by the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials
* Green Book (CD-interactive standard), the definition of the CD-i format, part of the Rainbow Books
* Green Book, one of the Coloured Book protocols, describes telnet
* "Immunisation against infectious diseases" published by the UK Department of Health
* "The Green Book" (album), an album by Twiztid
* Green Book, or 'Negro Motorist Green-Book' was a guide to places in the US South where travelling African-Americans could safely lodge, dine, etc. before the Civil Rights Era.
*A sister publication of "Redbook".
* The Green Book (S programming language), a book on programming with data in the R and S languages, by John Chambers.
* Green Book (Tibetan document) is a document issued by Tibetan government in Exile to Tibetans living outside of Tibet.
* The Green Book (BBC) is a pamphlet produced by the BBC in the 1950s to provide guidelines for comedy programming.

"Green book can also refer to green paper, a paper produced by a governmental body intended to stimulate discussion and launch a process of consultation"