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A propos de ma bibliothèque
occasionally i get these urges to tabulate my cultural consumption; to what end, i'm not really sure. tsun-doku & h o a r d are *mine* - the latter indicating that they've actually been read; WRK are work's fwiw; ILLS're inter-library loans; radar is books i'm aware of, seeking to some extent but that i can't face adding to something called a wishlist.
A propos de moi
sporadically inspired to tag / MORE THAN SOMEWHAT DUBIOUS OF STAR RATING SYSTEMS / slowly realising - after thirty-something years - that if i don't like a book, i'm loathe to start reading something else & i just effectively stop reading. hm.
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