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Fiction (7,016), contemporary (2,787), historical (1,723), American (1,579), 20th c. (1,550), British (982), romance (922), Nonfiction (875), 19th c. (691), mystery (606), America (431), family (406), England (396), crime (393), suspense (339), memoir (289), history (285), contemporary American (257), speculative (247), NYPL (231), short stories (223), literature (215), New York City (200), thriller (173), Irish (158), fantasy (158), humor (146), race (142), marriage (141), London (137), coming of age (136), World War Two (127), South (127), friendship (126), BCCLS (119), VMC (119), grief (115), NYRB (112), Christmas (112), immigration (109), essays (108), juvenile (107), translation (106), young adult (105), WWII (104), murder (103), Britain (102), Europe (99), holidays (97), Canadian (92), small town (89), 18th c. (87), DID NOT FINISH (86), Ireland (84), politics (83), 1930s (83), women (81), relationships (79), African American (78), Scotland (72), religion (70), books (70), poverty (69), DEACCESSIONED 7/20/2019 (66), contemporary British (66), art (62), 20th c. American (62), travel (62), 1950s (61), France (61), slavery (61), secrets (59), Regency (59), Africa (58), Texas (57), New York (55), sports (55), World War One (53), India (53), class (52), childhood (51), sisters (51), 17th c. (51), West (51), current events (51), audio (51), Italy (50), French (50), historical romance (50), LTER (49), YA (49), psychological (48), 4.25 stars (48), Victorian (47), 3.75 stars (47), 1920s (45), novella (45), magical realism (45), DEACCESSIONED 7/14/2019 (44), Canada (44), dystopian (44), society (43), FLP (43), 1960s (42), Civil War (42), feminism (41), Australian (41), California (41), science (41), death (40), 1970s (40), New England (40), science fiction (39), WWI (39), 16th c. (39), North Carolina (39), 1980s (39), time travel (38), childrens (38), United States (37), mothers and daughters (37), espionage (37), police procedural (37), novellas (36), war (36), Australia (36), adventure (34), 21st c. (34), Jews (34), satire (34), food (34), 20th c. British (33), Europa Editions (33), culture (33), futuristic (33), biography (32), DEACCESSIONED 5/25/13 (32), environment (32), re-telling (31), mental illness (31), chick lit (31), rural (31), post-apocalyptic (30), Germany (30), colonialism (30), DEACCESSIONED 10/9/2016 (30), Native American (30), dystopia (30), DEACCESSIONED 7/18/2019 (29), Northern Ireland (29), children (29), Russia (28), boarding school (28), Colorado (28), Paris (28), celebrity (28), Chicago (27), DNF (27), missing person (27), Egypt (27), survival (27), Europa (27), saga (27), Middle East (27), conflict (26), contemporary romance (26), Montana (26), horror (26), Italian (26), college (26), alternate history (26), Holocaust (26), German (25), Florida (25), DEACCESSIONED 8/20/2016 (25), Maine (25), exploration (25), disaster (25), LGBTQ+ (24), DEACCESSIONED 7/13/2019 (24), Kindle (24), Mississippi (24), Great Depression (24), romantic suspense (24), magic (24), racism (24), 19th c. British literature (24), reading (24), nature (24), writing (24), Alaska (23), violence (23), aging (23), Massachusetts (23), DEACCESSIONED 5/24/13 (23), Virago (23), China (23), Georgia (22), abuse (22), 9/11 (22), Appalachia (22), DEACCESSIONED 8/31/2019 (22), immigrants (22), Indian (22), Cornwall (22), siblings (21), music (21), Pride and Prejudice (21), Wales (21), current affairs (21), memory (20), Islam (20), holiday (20), Caribbean (20), DEACCESSIONED 8/20/2019 (20), Mexico (20), DEACCESSIONED 7/16/2017 (20), Jewish (19), medicine (19), serial killer (19), Midwest (19), cooking (19), infidelity (19), tragedy (19), Minnesota (19), New Jersey (19), fluff (19), literary fiction (19), "chick lit" (19), love (19), frontier (18), DEACCESSIONED 7/16/2019 (18), Cape Cod (18), suburbia (18), royalty (18), anthology (18), supernatural (18), adoption (18), FIction (18), terrorism (17), Gothic (17), maritime (17), true crime (17), military (17), books about books (17), DEACCESSIONED 10/15/2016 (17), high school (17), geography (17), LGBTQ (17), motherhood (17), homefront (17), African (16), dogs (16), DEACCESSIONED 7/22/2019 (16), classic (16), identity (16), 1940s (16), 3.25 stars (16), Norwegian (16), Communism (16), Poetry (16), epistolary (16), daughters (16), opposites attract (16), Vermont (16), Nigeria (16), Duncan Kincaid/Gemma James (16), mothers (16), 14th c. (16), archaeology (15), cozy (15), fairy tale (15), DEACCESSIONED 7/22/2017 (15), wealth (15), post-war (15), Cold War (15), education (15), Los Angeles (15), Japanese (14), LT recommendation (14), New Orleans (14), missing child (14), marriage of convenience (14), adultery (14), football (14), divorce (14), noir (14), Boston (14), journalism (14), kidnapping (14), academia (14), Pennsylvania (14), Afghanistan (14), social history (14), Shakespeare (14), Japan (14), Wisconsin (14), read 2/2020 (14), farming (13), comedy (13)
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Trefwoordenwolk, Auteurswolk, Trefwoordenspiegel
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Lid sinds
Nov 19, 2010
Over mijn bibliotheek
Most of the books included in my catalogue are ones I own or have read on loan from others or the library since starting on LibraryThing. Those in the "Read but Unowned" collection are ones I have read but no longer have in my possession. I am only entering reviews for books I've read since joining LT. As for my rating system:

5 stars = I connected with this book in a special way. It may not be perfect, but it was perfect for me.
4.5 = A great read, among my favorites of the year.
4 = A good read; truly enjoyable and/or worthy.
3.5 = Pretty good, with a few things done very well.
3 = I don't hate myself for reading this.
2.5 = Average, and life is too short to read average works.
2 = A bit below average. A waste of time.

Anything worse I probably didn't finish and so wouldn't get a rating.

However, all this is, of course, very subjective, and some of the ratings are based on my memories of the book rather than a recent reading of it. And my "favorites" (4 and 5 star books) range from 19th century literature to cheesy contemporary romance - if it served me well in some way(opened a whole new world to me, offered me escape, or comforted me during heartbreak for instance), it gets a high rating.
Over mij
I am married with no children (and no plans for any!). I was a history and political science major in college, but I read mostly fiction - anything from political thrillers to historical fiction to popular fiction to acknowledged classics. My non-fiction reading tends toward travel, current events, sociology, history, and geopolitical and cultural studies.

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New York City area
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Bibliotheken: New York Public Library - Stephen A. Schwarzman Building

Overig: Dallas Museum of Art

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