I finished reading:

"a bag of marbles" written by Joseph Joffo, Kris and Vincent Bailly.   128 pages.  Five stars.

The one hundred and eighth book of the year.   32,909 pages at an average of 305 pages per book.

-Richard

 I finished reading:

"No Map Could Show Them" written by Helen Mort.  65 pages.   Four stars.

The one hundred and seventh book of the year.   32,781 pages at an average of 306 pages per book.

-Richard

 I finished reading:

"The Tiger's Share" written by Keshava Guha.  246 pages.   Four stars.

The one hundred and sixth book of the year.   32,716 pages at an average of 309 pages per book.

-Richard

 I finished reading:

"Putin's World:  Russia Against the West and With the Rest" written by Angela Stent.  372 pages.   Four stars.

The One Hundred and Fifth book of the year.   32,470 pages at an average of 309 pages per book.

-Richard

 I finished reading:

"The Regional Office is Under Attack!" written by Manuel Gonzales.  399 pages.  Three stars.

The one hundred and fourth book of the year.  32,098 pages at an average of 309 pages per book.

-Richard

 I finished reading:

"Jubilee" written by Margaret Walker.   502 pages.   Five stars.

The one hundred and third book of the year.   31,699 pages at an average of 308 pages per book.

-Richard

 I finished reading:

"from South Creek" written by Simon J. Ortiz.   95 page.  Three stars.

The one hundred and second book of the year.   31,197 pages at an average of 306 pages per book.

-Richard

 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

 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