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Gottes Grammatik

Mein Freund Lucky

Katzenmond
Homer und ich
Wedding Night

Das inoffizielle Harry Potter Kochbuch
Mehrwegmänner

Pfoten vom Tisch! Meine Katzen, andere Katzen und ich

Für immer deine Tochter

Tod beim Camping-Dinner

Das Geheimnis der Schokoladenkekse

Tod zwischen den Zeilen

Bretonische Geheimnisse
Die keltische Schwester
Star wars - Episode 1, Die dunkle Bedrohung
Star wars - Episode II, Angriff der Klonkrieger
Star wars - Episode III, Die Rache der Sith
Star wars - Episode VI, die Rückkehr der Jedi-Ritter

Pater Brown und der Heilige am Gong
Die leckersten Cocktails der Welt
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books registered | 3 | 458 |
released in the wild | 3 | 370 |
controlled releases | 0 | 38 |
releases caught | 0 | 58 |
controlled releases caught | 0 | 21 |
books found | 0 | 118 |
tell-a-friend referrals | 0 | 178 |
new member referrals | 0 | 24 |
forum posts | 0 | 579 |
Extended Profile
Last update: 18. September 2014
About me:
I've been a book addict ever since I learned to read.
When I was about 15 or 16 I had read more or less the whole teen section of the public library in my town.
Since I discovered Bookcrossing, my reading addiction has become even stronger. At the beginning of my involvment with bookcrossing I hoped that it would help me organise my bookshelves and let go of books I know I won't read a second time and thus create free space on my bookshelves. Little did I know the effects of BC! It actually has caused my mount TBR to grow uncontrollably and now I'm just struggling to keep it at a size where I can at least pretend to be in control.
The books on my bookshelf don't necessarily reflect my reading tastes. They're just the books I can bear to part with and books that have been temporarily in my possession as Bookrings, Bookrays, trades and the just-bought-to-release books.
You're interested in one/some of my books?
I normally do trades, at least within Europe. So if you find a book you'd like to read amoungst my AVL books, don't hesitate to ask. In general I prefer an exchange book to being payed postage for the one I send, but then again, asking can do no harm :-)
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I've been a book addict ever since I learned to read.
When I was about 15 or 16 I had read more or less the whole teen section of the public library in my town.
Since I discovered Bookcrossing, my reading addiction has become even stronger. At the beginning of my involvment with bookcrossing I hoped that it would help me organise my bookshelves and let go of books I know I won't read a second time and thus create free space on my bookshelves. Little did I know the effects of BC! It actually has caused my mount TBR to grow uncontrollably and now I'm just struggling to keep it at a size where I can at least pretend to be in control.
The books on my bookshelf don't necessarily reflect my reading tastes. They're just the books I can bear to part with and books that have been temporarily in my possession as Bookrings, Bookrays, trades and the just-bought-to-release books.
I normally do trades, at least within Europe. So if you find a book you'd like to read amoungst my AVL books, don't hesitate to ask. In general I prefer an exchange book to being payed postage for the one I send, but then again, asking can do no harm :-)
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