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fiction (889), non-fiction (398), Africa (154), USA (148), Asia (145), Netherlands (93), Britain (76), history (64), South America (62), lovestories (59), read in 2022 (58), read in 2009 (58), read in 2010 (57), South Africa (56), women (55), read in 2011 (55), Japan (53), 20th century (53), Scandinavia (52), historical fiction (51), crime (51), migrants (50), friendship (49), travel guides (46), read in 2013 (45), 2000's (45), family (45), reread (45), children's books (44), read in 2012 (43), young women (43), 19th century (42), detective (42), art (42), Central America (41), second world war (41), read in 2021 (39), Germany (38), India (38), coming of age (37), short stories (36), 1970's (36), family history (35), read in 2017 (35), humour (35), France (35), read in 2008 (34), relationships (34), murder mystery (33), Caribbean (33), suspense (33), read in 2014 (32), philosophy (32), Middle East (32), 1990's (31), read in 2018 (31), reference (29), coursebooks anthropology (29), animals (29), read in 2015 (29), London (28), magical realism (28), 1930's (27), sociography (27), fantasy (27), violence (27), autobiography (27), read in 2019 (26), 1940's (26), Amsterdam (26), suicide (26), 1980's (26), family relations (25), religion (25), war (25), artists (25), politics (25), racism (24), 1960's (24), poverty (23), refugees (23), read in 2020 (23), Eastern Europe (22), Spain (22), Booker Prize (22), read in 2016 (22), mother/daughter (22), father/son (22), Nigeria (22), adolescence (22), read in 2005 (21), Sweden (21), Iceland (21), ethnography (21), loneliness (21), New York (21), civil war (20), memoir (20), read in 2006 (20), Dutch (20), colonialism (20), read in 2023 (20), read in 1998 (20), urban life (20), grief (20), family secrets (19), Jack Reacher (19), immigrant experience (19), read in 2000 (19), read in 1996 (19), mental illness (19), read in 1993 (19), children (19), Indigenous peoples (19), read in 2002 (19), identity (19), Mexico (19), death (19), rural life (18), Italy (18), father/daughter (18), writers (18), school (18), dystopia (18), books about books (18), cookbooks (18), dictionary (17), young men (17), read in 2001 (17), journalism (17), read in 1991 (17), sisters (17), psychology (16), political fiction (16), Tokyo (16), graphic novels (16), read in 1995 (16), southern states (16), marriage (16), experimental fiction (16), coursebooks history (16), Canada (16), mother/son (16), read in 1999 (15), magic (15), 2010's (15), men/women (15), North Africa (15), Scotland (15), Ukraine (15), Indonesia (15), mystery (15), read in 2007 (15), murder (14), daily life (14), Turkey (14), Argentina (14), modern art (14), read in the 1980's (14), travel writing (14), Iran (14), abuse (14), science fiction (14), sexuality (14), village life (14), prisons (14), China (14), race relations (14), adventure (14), Greece (14), read in 2003 (13), Paris (13), sexual violence (13), boekenweekgeschenk (13), social commentary (13), travel (13), environment (13), biography (13), Korea (13), homosexuality (13), language (13), nature (13), culture (12), gender (12), 1950's (12), islam (12), mothers (12), Dutch West Indies (12), brothers (12), vegetarian cooking (12), childhood (12), sociology (12), Suriname (12), Russia (11), slavery (11), corruption (11), Europe (11), multiple narratives (11), dictatorship (11), Australia (11), read in 2004 (11), infidelity (11), anthropology (11), feminism (11), twins (11), good/evil (11), read in 1988 (11), Native Americans (11), Czechoslovakia (11), domestic violence (11), interconnectedness (11), climate change (11), post-Apartheid (11), read in 1990 (10), Portugal (10), poetry (10), Israel (10), 1920's (10), read in 1989 (10), Belgium (10), Harry Potter (10), read in 1994 (10), Morocco (9), libraries (9), lesbians (9), Pulitzer prize (9), Mozambique (9), popular philosophy (9), Curaçao (9), Laos (9), prostitution (9), morality (9), Czech Republic (9), dreams (9), Nicaragua (9), Chile (9), Ireland (9), addiction (9), 18th century (9), Dutch East Indies (9), writing (9), Holocaust (9), boarding school (8), 21st century (8), communism (8), fairy tales (8), Finland (8), Colombia (8), science (8), Middle Ages (8), architecture (8), memory (8), jews (8), western art (8), students (8), ships (8), alcoholism (8), Zimbabwe (8), abortion (8), South Korea (8), fieldwork (8), Denmark (8), rape (7), Soviet Union (7), prisoners (7), dogs (7), drama (7), Cambodia (7), 1910's (7), political violence (7), classics (7), self-help (7), Congo (7), Brazil (7), mythology (7), parallel universe (7), Prague (7), winter (7), totalitarianism (7), Deventer (7), incest (7), illustrations (7), cults (7), Apartheid (7), read in 1992 (7), research (7), California (6), unreliable narrators (6), read in 1997 (6), economy (6), Women’s Prize for Fiction (6), Austria (6), music (6), first world war (6), sea (6), thesis (6), 1900's (6), drug trade (6), alienation (6), Zambia (6)
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Dec 6, 2007
About My Library
This catalogue took me awhile. It's been quite an experience to take all these beloved books from their shelves, browse through them and remember the stories, to find strange relics from the past between the pages, bus tickets from times and places I passed through, little notes from people I used to know. Makes me think of the places where I read these books, and the ways these books affected me.

The big problem is, handling these books makes me want to reread them! How am I going to do this, considering the long list of books at my wish list, and all that is not yet published, but will be....? Panic!

My library consists of fiction mainly, a small collection of art books, and coursebooks from all the courses I started and sometimes even finished. I own all these books, but have not read them all yet.
About Me
Books are my weakness! They are the only things I keep on buying, even if most of them end up at the shelves after reading and stay closed for the rest of their lives. I like to read "world literature, it is my aim to read a book from every country in the world.
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Deventer, the Netherlands
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