Member: akelei

No, I have had the Verhoef book from the library for ages, but haven't got around to reading it yet - so many books out at the moment, and no concentration to ready any :(

posted by byzanne at 4:36 pm (EST) on Jun 30, 2009

Freud's dead?! You've ruined the end of the book for me! :D
I buy a lot of second hand books, not read most of them!

posted by byzanne at 5:25 am (EST) on May 31, 2009

't Was een cadeau, echt! Dat heb ik speciaal nog bij de opmerkingen gezet...
Door het lezen (= doorbladeren) van dit boek weet ik nu dat mijn persoonlijke kledingstijl absoluut niet bij mij past. Over deprimerend gesproken...

Doet je bloempje het nog...?

posted by Mitya at 2:46 am (EST) on Apr 23, 2009

Ik moet bloedbroeders nog lezen. Ben momenteel het meest recente boek van Liza Marklund aan het lezen: Levenlang. Ken je Marklund? Ik vind ze erg spannend over het algemeen. Inderdaad lees ik van alles en nog wat, graag spannende boeken (met name uit Scandinavië), maar daarnaast ook veel Nederlandse literatuur.Librarything vind ik geweldig, al is het maar om m'n eigen boeken te kunnen catalogiseren, maar ook om te snuffelen in de bibliotheek van anderen.

posted by LauraRoest at 7:23 am (EST) on Aug 17, 2008

If you put square brackets [ ] around a book title, you will see a link. And double square brackets for an author [[ ]]. Try it and see, it sometimes confuses titles with similar names but it should allow you to change it as well. Hope that helps.

posted by byzanne at 8:58 am (EST) on Jul 25, 2008

Hi, I see you enjoyed What was lost and the Murakami books! Good. I enjoyed the Dorrestein book, kept reading it till it was finished - it's a rare book that keeps me awake! Anne

posted by byzanne at 5:11 pm (EST) on Jun 21, 2008

glad you're enjoying it!

posted by keir at 8:54 pm (EST) on Jun 15, 2008

Wat leuk, een mede-fan van Renate Dorrestein!
Als ik je boeken bekijk, heb je ze wel veel beter getagged. Heb dus nog een hoop aan te passen :)
Ik vind je studieboeken ook wel interessant, trouwens.
groetjes,
Zme

posted by zme at 3:02 am (EST) on Jun 7, 2008

Murakami - happy to help you out. Hard to pick one but I'll pick a few and tell you about them so you can see what you fancy. If you like short stories, The Elephant Vanishes and Blind Willow, Sleeping woman are two collections that both give a good flavour of his stuff. For a relatively light and accessible but weird novel, A Wild Sheep Chase. For a weird and well-structured (not something he always does) novel, Hard Boiled Wonderland And The End Of The World. My favourite, and for me the most mindblowing, was the first one I read, A Wind-Up Bird Chronicle, but I found that a little hard-going at times.

cheers

Keir

posted by keir at 9:34 pm (EST) on Jun 3, 2008

We now have 6 books in common - this is a great way of checking out each other's libraries. I am surprised no one besides us has [We have come through] as it is so good. Must dig it out and have a browse. Thanks for reminding me I have it.

posted by byzanne at 7:49 am (EST) on Jun 3, 2008

Oh, that's brilliant! I hope you enjoy it, I did. I also liked the writer in the radio interviews I heard with her, she seems so unaffected by all the publicity she got. I am looking forward to her future books. Also I hope you had a lovely day yesterday! Anne

posted by byzanne at 5:28 am (EST) on May 29, 2008

Thanks, I am still figuring out how it all works but it seems pretty easy and a lot of fun. Gonna take me ages to put all of my psychology books in my library :-)

posted by akelei at 3:55 pm (EST) on May 26, 2008

Hi, lovely to see you on LibraryThing! Anne

posted by byzanne at 6:15 am (EST) on May 26, 2008