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Welcome, Hilde! Hope you'll join us next year too! [Link to next year's challenge is under the thread "Looking Ahead to 2021"

I got hooked on history books at a young age with an inherrited book, and in 1999 I started to write down the books I read, since answering a questionary where one Q was how many books I read in a year was and the max to choose was 12! That year I read 161.
With checking the rules, I am going to write down which books I buy in 2021 too so I don't add any I shouldn't.
As I said in a post, I have more books than registered on Å·±¦ÓéÀÖ almost all are on a Norwegian similar site, and from time to time I work my way down the list. I am on 2004 so far. I also have a shelf for library books too to not mix them up.
I have also read over 100 library books this year, and that is due to 2 factors.
#1 - In July I read

#2 - I decided to read alle the books in the series 'Donald Duck & co - de komplette årgangene' -

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