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What is the longest book you have ever read?
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Lyndsey Nicole
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Mar 06, 2020 10:27PM
It or any Stephen King book...
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I recently read Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality which is well known HP fanfic. It is 2184 pages long.
Anything in the A Song of Ice and Fire series by George R.R. Martin.
the chronicles of narnia 900 pages by C.S. Lewis.
A dance with the dragons and a storm of swords for Gorge R R Martin each one over 1000 pages
1,001 tales of Arabian nights . 2,000 pages. That is the longest book I have every read. It will not fit in my bookcase.
Read it twice .
There’s a bunch of different translations now I have one of the first translators not many different later.
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
I don’t fully understand fan fics their methods etc
The same as a few other people, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
Either Outlander book 1 or Game of Thrones
(the german version has over 1600 pages)
Stephen Kings’s IT. 1168 pages
I recently finished re-reading The Lord Of The Rings. This copy was all three stories bound in one book, as Tolkien had first intended it to be. 1178 pages
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix870 Pages
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix870 pages
Lord of Da Rings (somehwere around 1100-1200 pages i forget)
Physical copy: the Bible, cover to cover.Digital: Worm, by JC McCrae (1.7 million words)
Tessa wrote: "Queen of Air and Darkness- 900+ pages"Same!
Kingdom of Ash by Sarah J. Maas
I think that Vanity Fair (+1000 pages)
Oh jeez. I have no idea. I read wayyyyyyy to many.
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (800+ pages)
Under the Dome by Stephen King 1074 pages.
Not sure about this because really words matter more than pages.A few of the longer books I've read
Noble House
Oathbringer
The Quincunx
Atlas Shrugged
Kingdom of Ash by Sarah j Maas at 984 pages
Songs of Fire and Ice Series by George RR Martin in pages; however, the book that seemed the longest was Moby Dick by Herman Melville. I thought that horrid book would never end.
The longest book I've ever read is probably War and Peace by Lev Tolstoy at 1,392 pages. Followed by 1Q84 by Haruki Murakami at 1,318 pages.
Multi-volume: A Dance to the Music of Time by Anthony Powell (12 vols.)Single-volume: Clarissa by Samuel Richardson
It was either Covenant by James Michener or IT by Stephen King
For me, it has got to be Gone with the Wind at 1490 pp closely followed by The Stand at 1440 pp, and both such excellent books in their own right.
Kingdom of Ash, by Sarah J. Maas. After that, every book seems short
eragon by Christopher paolini
The longest book I have ever read is IT by Stephen King, my copy was 1,153 pages
The Collected Works of the great D.L Moody. It contained TEN BOOKS - the Longest Book I read between 2016 and 2019!
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