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Some titles are English, some are Polish. xD
The read books I will mark by making them bold. :)

1. Maja Lidia Kossakowska “Żarna Niebios”
2. Tadeusz Cieślak “Historia Finlandii”
3. Andrzej Pilipiuk “Rzeźnik Drzew”
4. Oscar Wilde “Teleny”
5. Jonas Gardell “Dojrzewanie Błazna”
6. D. Piestrzyńska “Nie mogło być inaczej. Listy Oscara Wilde’a”
7. Inger Edelfeldt “Jim w lustrze”
8. Wojciech Tochman “Schodów się nie pali”
9. Balzac “Stracone złudzenia”
10. W. Jabłoński “Uczeń czarnoksiężnika”
11. W. Jabłoński “Metamorfozy”
12. Andreas Steinhöfel “Środek świata”
13. Ch. Golden “Wampir z mgieł”
14. S. King “Ręka mistrza”
15. Norman Davies “Boże Igrzysko”
16. T. Pratchett “The Reaper”
17. P. Coehlo “Pielgrzym”
18. J. Grzędowicz “Popiół i kurz”
19. A. Pilipiuk “Oko Jelenia” 1-4
20. Philip K. Dick “Ubik”
21. J. D. Salinger “Buszujący w zbożu”
22. F. Scott Fitzgerald “Wielki Gatsby”
23. Milan Kundera “Życie gdzie indziej”
24. E. Hemingway “Komu bije dzwon”
25. O. Wilde “Kobieta bez znaczenia”
26. Tennessee Williams “Tramwaj zwany pożądaniem”
27. H. Melville “Moby Dick”
28. Ken Kessey “Lot nad kukułczym gniazdem”
29. Alistair MacLean “Działa Nawarony”
30. James Joyce “Ulisses”
31. Gustaw Flaubert “Pani Bovary”
32. Bruno Schulz “Sanatorium pod klepsydrą”
33. S. King “Zielona mila”
34. Kurt Vonnegut “Kocia kołyska”
35. Dickens “David Copperfield”
36. Neil Gaiman “Koralina”
37. Umberto Eco “Imię Róży”
38. Marion Zimmer Bradley “Mgły Avalonu”
39. W. Łysiak “Flet z mandragory”
40. W. Łysiak “Statek”
41. W. Łysiak “Cena”
42. S. Crane “The Red Badge of Courage”
43. J. Updike “Rabbit Run”
44. J. Updike “Rabbit Redux”
45. J. Updike “Rabbit is Rich”
46. Edgar Allan Poe “Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque”
47. N. Hawthorne “The Scarlet Letter”
48. Michelle Paver “Wolf brother”
49. N. Gaiman “American Gods”
50. W. Irving “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow”
51. Doyle “The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes”
52. Hawthorne “The Minister’s Black Veil”
53. Mitchell “Gone with the Wind”
54. J. Piekara “Charakternik”
55. S. King “Komórka”
56. J.F. Cooper “The Pioneers”
57. J.F. Cooper “The Pathfinder”
58. J.F. Cooper “The Deerslayer”
59. J.F. Cooper “The Last of the Mohicans
60. J.R.R. Tolkien “Silmarillion”
61. Harper Lee “To Kill a Mockingbird”
62. Bram Stoker “Dracula”
63. Mario Puzo “Ojciec chrzestny”
64. J. Kerouac “On the Road”
65. Tennessee Williams “Glass Menagerie”
66. William Golding “Lord of the Flies”
67. Trudi Canavan “Gildia magów”
68. Trudi Canavan “Nowicjuszka”
69. Trudi Canavan “Wielki mistrz”
70. Trudi Canavan “Uczennica maga”
71. Robin Hobb “Uczeń skrytobójcy”
72. Robin Hobb “Królewski skrytobójca”
73. Robin Hobb “Wyprawa skrytobójcy”
74. Andrzej Pilipiuk “Homo bimbrownikus”
75. Andrzej Pilipiuk “Kuzynki”
76. Andrzej Pilipiuk “Księżniczka”
77. Andrzej Pilipiuk “Dziedziczki”
78. Andrzej Pilipiuk “czerwona Gorączka”
79. Jarosław Grzędowicz “Popiół i kurz”
80. Jacek Piekara “Sługa Boży”
81. Jacek Piekara “Młot na czarownice”
82. Jacek Piekara “Miecz aniołów”
83. Jacek Piekara “Łowcy dusz”
84. Dorota Terakowska “Samotność bogów”
85. Dorota Terakowska “Babci Brygidy szalona podróż po Krakowie”
86. A. Rice “Pandora”
87. A. Rice “Wampir Armand”
88. A. Rice “Opowieść o złodzieju ciał”
89. Jerzy Franczak “Nieludzka komedia”
90. T. Pratchett “Lords and Ladies”
91. T. Pratchett “Złodziej czasu”
92. S. King “Szkieletowa załoga”
93. Joy Fielding “Zabójcze piękno”
94. Mariusz Kaszyński “Skarb w glinianym naczyniu”
95. Umberto Eco “Imię róży”
96. F. Dostojewski “Zbrodnia i kara”
97. G. P. Taylor “Zaklinacz cieni”
98. Peter Dickinson “Łzy Salamandry”
99. Simon R. Green “Błękitny księżyc”
100. Oleg Diwow “Nocny obserwator”
101. Ksenia Basztowa “Wampir z przypadku”
102. Eugeniusz Dębski “Niegrzeszny mag”

41. Helping others – I just feel good that I can do something for other people
42. Being alone – sometimes I need people to leave me alone, so I can enjoy my own company :P
43. Dictionaries – I love them, really. xD
44. Picking mushrooms. And then eating them in various meals. xD
45. Old photos – I love looking at “what it used to be like”. ;)
46. Finding shells on the beach
47. Watching sunsets/sunrises – so beautiful. <3
48. Kissing. ^^
49. Fog – I love the atmosphere of the foggy weather.
50. Comic books
51. Cartoons – I’ll never be “too old” for it xD
52. Daydreaming – especially when I’m stressed or afraid of sth
53. Having someone to talk to – especially when I need it badly.
54. Finding things I forgot that I had.
55. Having free time.
56. 43things.com – really. xD
57. Feeling like a child.
58. Fulfilling my dreams.
59. Smiling at strangers and seeing their reaction. xD
60. Lying on the ground and looking at clouds.

21. Coffee – I love the smell of coffee. And I love every kind of coffee, but my very favourite is the black, strong coffee with dregs. :D
22. Mugs, cups – I have the whole collection.
23. Poetry – of a few particular Polish authors.
24. Photos – when I am not their subject. ;)
25. Rainbows – seeing one on the sky really makes my day.
26. Long, cold winter evenings – when I can sit in my room surrounded by candles, and look outside the window, admiring the snowflakes dancing with the wind, aww. ^^
27. Incense sticks – my favourites are sandal tree, rose, and the anti-mosquito ones. xD
28. My studies – although they are pretty hard; they make me happy anyway
29. Silence – well, I love music, but complete silence is so great, too.
30. My friends’s happiness – I am happy with them! :D
31. Travelling – I love visiting new places.
32. Concerts – especially metal/rock gigs :D
33. Moshing/pogoing – it makes me feel so free :D
34. New nail polish – I like having my nails painted.
35. Dragonflies – they are so beautiful…
36. Feeling needed – it gives me so much motivation.
37. British English – I simply LOVE listening to native Englishmen :D
38. Libraries – and their atmosphere, the smell of books… :)
39. Green colour
40. deviantArt – wonderful community site, full of great people and great art. :)