Random books from LilaR's library
Vergangenheit, Zukunft, Lebensalter. Zeitvorstellungen im England der frühen Neuzeit by Keith Thomas
Spätantike und Byzantinische Sammlung im Bode-Museum by Gabriele Mietke
Jane Eyre (Oxford World's Classics) by Charlotte Bronte
Mansfield Park by Jane Austen
Bethlehem Road Murder: A Michael Ohayon Mystery (Michael Ohayon Mysteries) by Batya Gur
Emma. by Jane Austen
Children in the Mauritshuis (In the Mauritshuis) by Lea van der Vinde
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Tagsdeutsche Literatur (292), Kunstgeschichte (281), Art History (256), German literature (249), Kunst (151), Frauengeschichte (55), English literature (45), leichte Kost (41), englische Literatur (39), art (38) — see all tags
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GroupsBloggers, German Library Thingers, בעברית LT in Hebrew
Favorite bookstoresAleph, Bücherbogen am Savignyplatz (Stadtbahnbogen 593), Bücherstube Marga Schoeller, Steimatzky M-ha-derech
Favorite librariesHelena Rubinstein Art Library, Staatsbibliothek Berlin - Potsdamer Str., University of Haifa - The Library
Other favoritesLiteraturhaus Berlin
About meI'm a German living in Israel, kibbutz member, happily married mother of four, and art historian.
About my libraryI took my library with me when I went to Israel. In the beginning, it was difficult to find books here. After I discovered Amazon, Ebay, ZVAB and Abebooks, the period of drought was over and I keep expanding my collection.
I read German, English (most of my art books are in English anyway), Hebrew (slowly but surely), Dutch (though I can't speak it I read Dutch quite well), and French (I used to read French with pleasure but it seems Hebrew has swallowed up all my other language skills).
I have very new books and quite a lot of older ones, too. My oldest book is from the middle of the 19th century, a collection of German fairy tales. As a lover of German literature of the 18th and 19th century, I read Fraktur scripts with ease (as most German readers over the age of 30 do).
I have the habit of jotting down my impressions of a book and the date when I read or re-read it on the last blank page of a book. Beloved books in my library like Tolstoy's War and Peace and Stifter's Nachsommer have accompanied me for decades now, and my changing reactions to the books are recorded on these blank pages. You could say my library serves as kind of journal.
When I don't like the cover of a book, I'll change it. I collect good quality colored prints to change the looks of a book that looks tattered or uninspired.
You will hardly ever find me without a book in my handbag.
Homepagehttp://rungholt.wordpress.com/
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