Random books from wester's library
Duizend dingen achter deuren by Joke van Leeuwen
One Taste by Ken Wilber
Nieuwe atomen hoe de atoomsplijting voorbereid, ontdekt en toegepast werd by Otto Hahn
Basic Meteorology: A Physical Outline by J. F. R. McIlveen
Pim, Frits en Ida : een serie leesboekjes voor de basisschool. 5: De schat van Brederode by Godfried Bomans
The Illuminatus! Trilogy: The Eye in the Pyramid, The Golden Apple, Leviathan by Robert Shea
Casa Ronnie by Gerrit de Jager
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Groups40-Something Library Thingers, Aesthetics and Philosophy of Art, BookMooching, Books in Books, Books that made me think, Calvin and Hobbes, Cats, books, life is good., Cheese!, Cognitive Science, Combiners! — show all groups
Favorite authorsStephen Batchelor, Andy Clark, O.D. Duintjer, Michael Ende, Guus Kuijer, George Lakoff, Abraham H. Maslow, Maurice Merleau-Ponty, Walter Moers, Bruno-Paul de Roeck, Oliver Sacks, Nigel Slater, Deborah Tannen, Paul Watzlawick, Arthur Zajonc (Shared favorites)
Favorite bookstoresSelexyz Broese, The American Book Center
Favorite librariesBibliotheek Utrecht, Centrale/Muziekbibliotheek, Utrecht University Library
About me Avid reader, mother of young twins.
I like books about: philosophy, science, psychology, linguistics, buddhism, and cooking, and combinations (philosophical cooking??). And I don't mind some original (childrens) fiction either.
About my library I'm still adding books, so occasionally I have doubles or strange omissions.
The books tagged bookmooch me can be mooched at my bookmooch adress. They all have a tag with the language they're in, too. via bookmooch means I got them through bookmooch. Books can also be tagged bookmooch-gone or bookmooch-reserved.
De boeken met de tag bookmooch me zijn via bookmooch te ruilen.
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Noticed that you recently added Antonio Damasco's The Feeling of What Happens to your library. Let me know what you think of it once you get around to reading it. I share an interest in studies pertaining to consciousness and his book seems to have garnered a lot of interest. I've added the book to my Mooch wishlist but am not holding my breath with this new reserve system...Take care, Eva.
posted by EAG at 4:17 pm (EST) on Jul 13, 2008
posted by veerle at 10:57 am (EST) on Jul 6, 2008
leuk dat je de groep voor jeugdliteratuur al maakte; ik heb al meteen een paar berichten gepost!
Ik ben een paar dagen niet online geweest, vandaar dat ik niet eerder reageerde. Maar ik vind het in ieder geval heel fijn dat de groep er nu is!
Indrukwekkende bibliotheek trouwens:-)
Groetjes*
Veer*
posted by veerle at 4:28 pm (EST) on Jul 5, 2008
posted by EAG at 11:29 am (EST) on Jul 1, 2008
Well fought not to read it because it going to be some variation of chicklit BUT was hooked in and turned the pages gripped by the unfolding tragedy of the one innocent mistake. The writing was clever in the way it evoked the physical environment and time of the period as well as switching point of view from each of the main characters as the story moves to its climax. A key thing that makes the story works is that we understand why the main characters make the decisions they do. It also gives you a pain free overview of the changes in attitudes to learning difficulties from the mid 60's and now. Highly recommended.
posted by ablueidol at 2:33 pm (EST) on Dec 11, 2007
posted by tobiejonzarelli at 7:54 pm (EST) on Sep 10, 2007
posted by westher at 5:19 am (EST) on Sep 10, 2007