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- Harry Potter 7: Harry Potter en de Relieken van de Dood (32)
- By J.K. Rowling
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Reading since Dec 20, 2011
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- The Hero With a Thousand Faces (126)
- By Joseph Campbell
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- Perlmann's zwijgen (3)
- By Pascal Mercier
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- Harry Potter en de Halfbloed Prins (39)
- Deel 6
- By J.K. Rowling
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- The Universe in a Nutshell (153)
- By Stephen Hawking
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- Saturday (448)
- By Ian McEwan
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Finished on Oct 21, 2011





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- Harry Potter en de Orde van de Feniks (30)
- Deel 5
- By J.K. Rowling
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- Under the Dome (270)
- By Stephen King
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There were so many bad sentences in this book. And it is of such unnecessary length.Think twice before you start.
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- The Light Fantastic (420)
- Discworld, Book 2
- By Terry Pratchett
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Finished on Aug 12, 2011





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- Harry Potter & de Vuurbeker (38)
- Deel 4
- By J.K. Rowling
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Finished on Aug 4, 2011





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- Special Topics in Calamity Physics (136)
- By Marisha Pessl
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Finished on Aug 3, 2011





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- HhhH (2)
- Himmlers hersens heten Heydrich
- By Laurent Binet
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Finished on Jul 22, 2011





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- Hey Nostradamus! (136)
- By Douglas Coupland
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Finished on Jul 10, 2011





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- The Diamond Age (210)
- or, a Young Lady's Illustrated Primer
- By Neal Stephenson
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This was one of Stephenson's finest. The Diamond Age is probably a good one to start with if you want to know what neal Stephenson is all about; since it is only 500 pages long (most of his other books are at least 800 pages long; except Snow Crash).
The Diamond Age is abou ... (continue)
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- Harry Potter en de Gevangene van Azkaban (40)
- Deel 3
- By J.K. Rowling
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Finished on Jun 8, 2011





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Perlmann's zwijgen
Perlmann's Silence is a great novel about a senior academic linguist, who finds he has nothing left to say after his wife died.
He is the chairman of a 4-week conference and he feels that he has to hold up the facade of his academic reputation. He thinks that the others expect him to come up with br ... (continue)
Perlmann's Silence is a great novel about a senior academic linguist, who finds he has nothing left to say after his wife died.
He is the chairman of a 4-week conference and he feels that he has to hold up the facade of his academic reputation. He thinks that the others expect him to come up with brilliant new ideas, but he has none. He then comes up with a plan and in order to make that plan work, he plunges himself on a path of (self)destruction.
Perlmann's Silence is not a light read at all. But once you're through the first fifty or so pages, you will want to know what happens next. The writing of Pascal Mercier is excellent!
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