What's the longest book you've ever read?

[shelly blomker]

I may not spell this book right but, the longest for me was, Sacajawia or something like that. Historical fiction base on Lewis and Clark experdition.

There have been a few others from the author Stephen King. But, I don't read him any more.

[David King]

The Stand by Stephen King was a pretty long individual novel that I read.

 

I also had the complete Lord of The Rings in an individual novel which was long, but that could be classed as three books just merged together.

 

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[Emily Hiesl]

Also, The Stand for me. Long but worth it.

[Wynter Adelle]

I'm gonna go with Moby Dick, I don't know how many pages it has but it is easily the LARGEST book on my shelf/that I've read. The only larger ones are compilations, like the complete works of Shakespeare etc. 

 

Actually, does the Bible count? Because that would probably be the longest I've read.

[Kathy Maxwell]

It's got to be Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy!!!

[Gareth Wilson]

To be honest I don't know, the question is are you going on page or word count?

[shelly blomker]

I'm going on page count.

[Iben]

Page count I think my longest book was.. 1500-2000 pages or so. Something like that

 

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[Lucia Hua]

Either Gone with the Wind.

 

Or the Bible. Does that count?

[shelly blomker]

The bible to most is a book, but I was speaking of fictional books.

[The Girl from the Ghetto]

I'd say The Stand or It by Stephen King. Can't remember which is larger.

[Erica White]

I'm going to have to go with the last "Harry Potter" book :-)

[J. Gunnar Grey]

Them Russian guys. Most recently Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, August 1914. 900 pages and three pounds.