5 Books left! It is the end of week 37, and I have just finished book 45. I feel like I should continue reviewing books I finish after the fifty, keep counting to see how many I finish, because 50 is now basically inevitable. Maybe my challenge for next year will be to try to …
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Sep 20 2010
50 Book Challenge: 41-45
Tags: 50 books, atheist's introduction to the new testament, bart ehrman, christianity, david killoran, discworld, freethinkers, Isaac Asimov, lsat, lyra's oxford, mike davis, new testament, old testament, Philip Pullman, Religion, stephen briggs, susan jacoby, Terry Pratchett, the truth, thief of time
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