Monday, July 13, 2026

 I finished reading:


"Church Camp:  Bad Skits, Cry Night and How White Evangelicalism Betrayed a Generation" written by Cara Meredith.   203 pages.  Three stars.


The one hundred and first book of the year.  31,102 pages at an average of 308 pages per book.



-Richard

 I finished reading:


"Rise and Shine Twenty-Nine:   Going Rogue" written by Janet Evanovich.   324 pages.  Three stars.


The one hundredth book of the year.  30,899 pages at an average of 309 pages per book.



-Richard

Sunday, July 12, 2026

 I finished reading:


"The Beautiful Game:  Sixteen Girls and the Soccer Season the Changed Everything" written by Jonathan Littman.  286 pages.   Four stars.


The ninety-ninth book of the year.  30,575 pages at an average of 309 pages per book.



-Richard

Saturday, July 11, 2026

 I finished reading:


"The Elements Beyond Uranium" written by Glenn T. Seaborg and Walter D. Loveland.   327 pages.   Four stars.

The ninety-eighth book of the year.  30,289 pages at an average of 309 pages per book.



-Richard

Friday, July 10, 2026

 I finished reading:


"Light While There Is Light:  An American History" written by Keith Waldrop.   201 pages.   Two stars.


The ninety-seventh book of the year.   29,962 pages at an average of 309 pages per book.



-Richard

Tuesday, July 07, 2026

I finished reading:


"Gray Mountain" written by John Grisham.   368 pages.  Three stars.


The ninety-sixth book of the year.   29,761 pages at an average of 310 pages per book.



-Richard


 I finished reading:


"Amari and the Night Brothers" written by B.B. Alston.   408 pages.  Five stars.


The ninety-fifth book of the year.  29,393 pages at an average of 309 pages per book.




-Richard

Monday, July 06, 2026

 I finished reading:

"The Harmonic Leader:  Leading with Clarity, Integrity, and Impact" written by J.R. Bennett.  325 pages.  Three stars.


The ninety-fourth book of the year.  28,985 pages at an average of 308 pages per book.



-Richard

Saturday, July 04, 2026

 I finished reading:


"The Last Tsar:  The Abdication of Nicholas II and the Fall of the Romanovs" written by Tsuyoshi Hasegawa.   437 pages.  Four stars.


The ninety-third book of the year.   28,660 pages at an average of 308 pages per book.



-Richard