What's the longest book you have ever read?

[Knight of Ruin]

so which one is it? i don't i have ever read a book over a 1000 pages long. but i have probably come close.

what makes you read on for so many pages?

also, what's the fastest time you have been a able to read a book 400 or more pages long?

[olette16]

The longest book I read would probaly be Breaking Dawn from the Twilight series.(Yes, I like Twilight.XD) The reason I kept reading on because each page made me want to find out what happens next. I can't exactly remember what was my fastest time reading though.XD

[IndieJocky]

The Stand by Stephen King

Pages: 1138

Took my like... a month?

[wesonewee]

The Stand by Stephen King

Pages: 1138

Took my like... a month?

Jesus!

I don't remember what the name was, but it was 1000-1050 words and I read it in about 2 weeks. When I read...I read, I read until 2 AM and bring it to school, read on the bus, in class, at home, while suposed to be asleep...I love reading.

[Rejected Oblivion]

Whichever Harry Potter book is the longest or whichever Eragon book was. One of those.

[AnotherX]

I think it was Scorpion by Walter Dean Myers. It was like 350 pages. o-o

[KaidaTiger]

The Otherlands by tad williams

They are split into 4 volumes only because a book can't be made that big and last, each has about 700-800 pages. :D

[Yoyocool]

I think Don Quixote or The Complete Sherlock Holmes Collection Volume 1. Umm, I can remember pretty heafty big and long books but i can't be sure of the page count. Stuff like Dune and it's series are pretty long but i doubt anything went above 500 pages. I think though the above 2 are 1000 pages plus i think.

[Sephiroth's Whisper]

Hmm...
The Abarat, by Clive Barker. (Honestly, fantastic book.)
It was... *thinks* 430 pages long.

[Kaoru Hitachiin]

Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. Over 1600 pages, text that reminds you why magnifying glasses were invented.

Longest in one sitting was Desperation by Stephen King, 998 pages. I basically holed myself up in my room to read it all in one day.

[Helix: The True Hero]

The Bible, heh.

Or the dictionary.

[Roxanne]

The Yearling.

[SAIXIGBAR]

Either it was Brisingr of the Eragon series or Harry Potter and the deathly hallows

I read Brisingr in a few weeks or more

[Miss Lockheart]

"Mao- The Unknown Story" by Jung Chang.

[Lone Wolf]

Might of been the longest HP book.

I've also read The Odyssey.

Don't remember how long that was though...

[Yellow Flash]

might be Lord of the Rings...or Brigzner (however you prounce it)

[Elle]

pretty sure it's the Bible. but HP is insanely long too.

[Angel Aerith]

Its good to know I'm not the only one who read the Bible :3

[VenFan]

"If You Give A Mouse A Cookie."

[Dano The Mano]

The Bible, heh.


Same here bro.

[Edlynn_xD]

HP...whichever one was the longest one.

[Yoshimaru]

Maximum Ride

[sora3333]

365 pages it was Halo:The Flood

[sevenprincesses]

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phenix. not sure how many pages exactly, but that is the longest book iv read and its quite long

[Lolita]

I've read a lot of the Bible, but not all of it...so I'm not sure how many pages that would add up to.

I guess I would have to go with Anna Karenina...it was around 800 pages and the print was extremely small too. It took me a while to read but I kept with it because it was extremely interesting. There was so many storyline and I found it amazing how Tolstoy wove them all together and made them connected. There were so many characters and the majority of them were very developed. It truly is a masterpiece.

I'm reading Pillars of the Earth right now and it is around 900 pages, but I don't think it is nearly as interesting as Anna Karenina. It does have a good storyline, but the author is not as a talented writer as Tolstoy is.

[SAIXIGBAR]

"If You Give A Mouse A Cookie."

Sure :rolleyes:

might be Lord of the Rings...or Brigzner (however you prounce it)

Brisingr