1
Marcel van Roosmalen: Total. His best reports
Meulenhoff, 799 pages. €29.99 (-)
2
Mariken Heitman: worm moon.
Atlas Contact, 224 pages €21.99 (1)
3
Frans de Waal: Otherwise. Gender through the eyes of a primatologist.
Atlas Contact, 440 pages € 24.99 (10)
4
Roxane van Iperen: Own well-being first. How the middle class lost its liberal values.
Thomas Rap, 143 pages €18.99 (2)
5
Catherine Belton: Putin’s men.
Prometheus, 608 pp. € 27.50 (6)
6
Nina Polak: outdoor living.
Prometheus, 238 pp. €20.99 (5)
7
Sylviane Donnio & Dorothée de Monfreid (illustrations): I would like a baby.
Lemniscate, 24 pp. € 2.50 (3)
8
Lisa Weeda: Alexandra.
The Busy Bee, 347 pp. €22.99 (4)
9
Bram Mellink and Merijn Oudenampsen: Neoliberalism. A Dutch history.
Tree, 351 pages. €29.90 (-)
10
David Graeber and David Wengrow: The beginning of everything. A new history of humanity.
Maven, 655 pp. €35 (9)
A version of this article also appeared in the newspaper of June 17, 2022
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