MitgliedDamadelLago

I think a library could say many things about his or her owner. Mine could tell the history of my life.

There are the books I read when I was child, like the novels of Roald Dahl or Tolkien, brothers Grimms' fairy tales or children editions of greek mythology; there are the fantasy and sci-fi books I loved when I was grown up a little; there are my father's old crime fiction books, the greek and latin texts I started to read at high school, the french and russian novels that keep me company in my summer holidays; there are the books I read traveling and those I studied at University; there are the books I've just bought and those i've inherited from onkles and aunts, grand-parents, great-grandparents and other relatives.

I don't know how many books there are in my library: but there are so many, that sometimes I find some one I never had suspected to possess, or I had completely forgotten.

I will catalogue them little by little: if you find my library too poor, have patience and wait, and be kind if my English isn't always very good.

Work in Progress

I'll catalogue first the more modern books (the ones that have an ISBN number); I've started from my bookshelf of french literature.