I finished reading:

“My Own Words” written by Ruth Bader Ginsburg with Mary Hartmett and Wendy W. Williams.  334 pages.

The one hundred and sixth book of the year.  36,508 pages at an average of  344 pages per book.

-Richard

I finished reading:

“Love is the Higher Law” written by David Levithan.  163 pages.

The one hundred and fifth book of the year.  36,174 pages at an average of 345 pages per book.

-Richard

I finished reading:

“A Vindication of the Rights of Woman” written by Mary Wollstonecraft.  328 pages.

The one hundred and fourth book of the year.  36,011 pages at an average of  346 pages per book.

-Richard

I finished reading:

“Virtual Light” written by William Gibson.  350 pages.

The one hundred and third book of the year.  35,683 pages at an average of  346 pages per book.

-Richard

I finished reading:

"Eager to Love:  The Alternative Way of Francis of Assisi" written by Richard Rohr.  268 pages.

The one hundred and second book of the year.  35,333 pages at an average of 346 pages per book.

-Richard

I finished reading:

"One Nation Divisible:  Class, Race, and Ethnicity in the United States since 1938" written Richard Polenberg.  292 pages.

The one hundred and first book of the year.  35,065 pages at an average of 347 pages per book.

-Richard

I finished reading:

"Peacemaker" written by Gordon Kent.  515 pages.

The one hundreth book of the year.  34,773 pages at an average of 348 pages per book.

-Richard

I finished reading:

"Man Enough:  How Jesus Redefines Manhood" written by Nate Pyle.  194 pages.  

The ninety ninth book of the year.  34,258 pages at an average of 246 pages per book.

-Richard

I finished reading:

"Stamboul Train" written by Graham Greene.  221 pages.

The ninety eighth book of the year.  34,064 pages at an average of 348 pages per book.

-Richard

I finished reading:

"The Mighty Eighth:  The Air War in Europe as Told by the Men Who Fought It" written by Gerald Astor.  505 pages.

The ninety seventh book of the year.  33,843 pages at an average of 349 pages per book.

-Richard