I finished reading:

“The New Breed” written by W.E.B. Griffin.  379 pages and “The Rose and Fall of the Great Powers: Economic Change and Miltary Conflict From 1500 to 2000” written by Paul Kennedy.  698 pages.

The thirty fourth and thirty fifth books of the year.  13,014 pages at an average of 372 pages per book.

-Richard

I finished reading:

“A White Preacher’s Message on Race and Reconciliation:  Based on His Experienced Beginning with the Montgomery Bus Boycott” written by Robert S. Graetz, Jr.  272 pages.

The thirty third book of the year.  11,937 pages at an average of 362 pages per book.

-Richard 

I finished reading:

“The Collected Stories of Isaac Balshevis Singer” written by Isaac Balshavis Singer.  610 pages.

The thirty second book of the year.   11,665 pages at an average of 365 pages per book.

-Richard

I finished reading:

“The Magical Chorus:  A History of Russian Culture from Tolstoy to Solzhenitsyn” written by Solomon Volkov.   298 pages.

The thirty first book of the year.  11,055 pages at an average of 357 pages per book.

-Richard

I finished reading:

“Red Star Over Cuba:  The Russian Assault on the Western Hemisphere” written by Nathaniel Weyl.  242 pages.

The thietieth book of the year.  10,757 pages at an average of 359 pages per book.

-Richard

I finished reading:

“Medusa’s Child” written by John J. Nance.  451 pages.

The twenty ninth book of the year.  10,515 pages at an average of 363 pages per book.

-Richard

I finished reading:

“The Role of Intelligence in Soviet Military Strategy in World War II” written by David M. Golz. 226 pages.

The twenty eigth ook of the year.   10,064 pages at an average of 359 pages per book.

-Richard

I finished reading:

“Pavlovsk:  The Life of a Russian Palace” written by Suzanne Massie.  352 pages.

The twenty seventh book of the year.   9,838 pages at an average of 364 pages per book.

-Richard 

I finished reading:

“Shame-Less:  A Sexual Reformation” written by Nadia Booz-Weber.  199 pages.

The twenty sixth book of the year.  9,486 pages at an average of 365 pages per book.

-Richard 

I finished reading:

“Bomber” written by Len Deighton.  444 pages.

The twenty fifth book of the year.  9,287 pages at an average of 371 pages per book.

-Richard

I finished reading:

“The Voyage of the Forgotten Men (Tsushima)” written by Frank Thiess.  396 pages.

The twenty fourth book of the year.  8,843 pages at an average of 368 pages per book.

-Richard

I finishes reading:

“Farewell to Matyora” written by Valentin Rasputin.  227 pages.

The twenty third book of the year.  8,447 pages at an average of 367 pages per book.

-Richard 

I finished reading:

“The Oracle Year” written by Charles Soule.  399 pages. 

The twenty second book of the year.   8,220 pages at an average of 374 pages per book.

-Richard 

I finished reading:

“Visibility” written by Boris Starling.  369 pages.

The twenty first book of the year.  7,821 pages at an average of 372 pages per book.

-Richard

I finished reading:

“Exciting Ecperiences in the Japanese - Russian War” written by Marshall Everett.  542 pages.

The twentieth book of the year.  7,452 pages at an average of 373 pages per book.

-Richard

I finished reading:

“Speaking My Mind” written by Tony Campolo.

The nineteenth book of the year.  6,910 pages at an average of 364 pages per book.

-Richard

I finished reading:

“The Political Animal” written by Jeremy Paxton.  290 pages.

The eighteenth book of the year.  6,671 pages at an average of 371 pages per book.

-Richard

I finished reading:

“The Bormann Testament” written by Jack Higgins.  292 pages.

The seventeenth book of year.  6,381 at an average of 375 pages per book.

-Richard

I finished reading:

“The Satanic Verses” written by Salman Rushdie.  547 pages.

The sixteenth book of the year.  6,089 pages at an average of 381 pages per book.

-Richard

I finished reading:

“Secondhand Time:  The Last of the Soviets” written by Svetlana Alexievich.  470 pages.

The fifteenth book of the year.  5,542 pages at an average of 370 pages per book.

-Richard