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How to start reading Heidegger?

After reading some of Husserl's work, I'm eager to start my Martin Heidegger studies. Is there any recommended way to start, any particular book? I can't even find a good website with the chronological guide of his works. Thanks for the help.
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One could start with *Being and Time* directly, though you will want a guidebook to read alongside/beforehand. The other option is to read *Basic problems of phenomenology* and/or *History of the Concept of Time* which are two transcribed lecture-series from around the same time which cover a lot of the same ground as Being and Time, but they are quite a bit clearer.