2011 Books
Books Read
Pages Read
1) Angela Carter - The Magic Toyshop (01/02, 200 pages)
2) Ngugi wa Thiong'o - Wizard of the Crow (01/11, 768 pages)
3) Sarah Waters - Tipping the Velvet (01/17, 480 pages)
4) Mary Doria Russell - Dreamers of the Day (01/20, 264 pages)
5) Kurt Vonnegut - Bluebeard (01/24, 300 pages)
6) NT Wright - Judas and the Gospel of Jesus (01/26, 76 pages)
7) Temple Grandin - Animals in Translation (01/29, 308 pages)
8) Umberto Eco - On Ugliness (01/31, 439 pages)
9) Don DeLillo - Underworld (02/10, 827 pages)
10) Pierre Teilhard de Chardin - The Divine Milieu (02/11, 155 pages)
11) Robert Antoni - Blessed is the Fruit (02/20, 399 pages)
12) Shane Claiborne - Jesus for President (02/21, 355 pages)
13) Terence Fretheim - The Suffering of God (02/22, 166 pages)
14) Nadine Gordimer - July's People (02/26, 160 pages)
15) Malcolm Gladwell - Blink (02/28, 256 pages)
16) Derrick Jensen - The Culture of Make Believe (03/12, 605 pages)
17) Walter Brueggemann - The Prophetic Imagination (03/12, 125 pages)
18) Sallie McFague - The Body of God (03/24, 212 pages)
19) Joseph Sebarenzi - God Sleeps in Rwanda (03/31, 240 pages)
20) Dayo Forster - Reading the Ceiling (04/10, 275 pages)
21) Meg Wolitzer - The Uncoupling (04/11, 271 pages)
22) Barbara Newhall Follett - The House Without Windows (04/30, 166 pages)
23) Luis Alberto Urrea - Mr. Mendoza's Paintbrush (05/09, 67 pages)
24) Hamid Dabashi - Iran, the Green Movement, and the USA (05/15, 217 pages)
25) Angela Carter - Saints and Strangers (05/17, 125 pages)
26) Margaret Drabble - The Red Queen (05/19, 325 pages)
27) Archibad MacLeish - J.B. (05/30, 154 pages)
28) Bill McKibben - Deep Economy (06/08, 232 pages)
29) Diana Butler Bass - A People's History of Christianity (06/17, 313 pages)
30) Dodie Smith - I Capture the Castle (06/28, 297 pages)
31) Toni Morrison - Sula (06/28, 174 pages)
32) Isabel Allende - Eva Luna (July, 320 pages)
33) Lev Grossman - The Magicians (July, 416 pages)
34) Sarah Waters - The Night Watch (August, 544 pages)
35) Connie Willis - Blackout (August, 512 pages)
36) Connie Willis - All Clear (09/09, 700 pages)
37) Ann Patchett - State of Wonder (September, 368 pages)
38) Emma Donoghue - Room (September, 352 pages)
39) Jon Krakauer -Into Thin Air (October, 332 pages)
40) Fatma Kassem -Palestinian Women: Narrative History and Gendered Memories (12/26, 240 pages)
41) Octavia Butler - Kindred (12/31, 264 pages)
Pages Read
1) Angela Carter - The Magic Toyshop (01/02, 200 pages)
2) Ngugi wa Thiong'o - Wizard of the Crow (01/11, 768 pages)
3) Sarah Waters - Tipping the Velvet (01/17, 480 pages)
4) Mary Doria Russell - Dreamers of the Day (01/20, 264 pages)
5) Kurt Vonnegut - Bluebeard (01/24, 300 pages)
6) NT Wright - Judas and the Gospel of Jesus (01/26, 76 pages)
7) Temple Grandin - Animals in Translation (01/29, 308 pages)
8) Umberto Eco - On Ugliness (01/31, 439 pages)
9) Don DeLillo - Underworld (02/10, 827 pages)
10) Pierre Teilhard de Chardin - The Divine Milieu (02/11, 155 pages)
11) Robert Antoni - Blessed is the Fruit (02/20, 399 pages)
12) Shane Claiborne - Jesus for President (02/21, 355 pages)
13) Terence Fretheim - The Suffering of God (02/22, 166 pages)
14) Nadine Gordimer - July's People (02/26, 160 pages)
15) Malcolm Gladwell - Blink (02/28, 256 pages)
16) Derrick Jensen - The Culture of Make Believe (03/12, 605 pages)
17) Walter Brueggemann - The Prophetic Imagination (03/12, 125 pages)
18) Sallie McFague - The Body of God (03/24, 212 pages)
19) Joseph Sebarenzi - God Sleeps in Rwanda (03/31, 240 pages)
20) Dayo Forster - Reading the Ceiling (04/10, 275 pages)
21) Meg Wolitzer - The Uncoupling (04/11, 271 pages)
22) Barbara Newhall Follett - The House Without Windows (04/30, 166 pages)
23) Luis Alberto Urrea - Mr. Mendoza's Paintbrush (05/09, 67 pages)
24) Hamid Dabashi - Iran, the Green Movement, and the USA (05/15, 217 pages)
25) Angela Carter - Saints and Strangers (05/17, 125 pages)
26) Margaret Drabble - The Red Queen (05/19, 325 pages)
27) Archibad MacLeish - J.B. (05/30, 154 pages)
28) Bill McKibben - Deep Economy (06/08, 232 pages)
29) Diana Butler Bass - A People's History of Christianity (06/17, 313 pages)
30) Dodie Smith - I Capture the Castle (06/28, 297 pages)
31) Toni Morrison - Sula (06/28, 174 pages)
32) Isabel Allende - Eva Luna (July, 320 pages)
33) Lev Grossman - The Magicians (July, 416 pages)
34) Sarah Waters - The Night Watch (August, 544 pages)
35) Connie Willis - Blackout (August, 512 pages)
36) Connie Willis - All Clear (09/09, 700 pages)
37) Ann Patchett - State of Wonder (September, 368 pages)
38) Emma Donoghue - Room (September, 352 pages)
39) Jon Krakauer -Into Thin Air (October, 332 pages)
40) Fatma Kassem -Palestinian Women: Narrative History and Gendered Memories (12/26, 240 pages)
41) Octavia Butler - Kindred (12/31, 264 pages)