What is the most longest book have you ever read?

[Terri]

Either The Stand or It or possibly one of the Game of Thrones ones.

[Jody]

Mind is definitely The Lord of the Rings 1216 pages.

[Olivia "So many books--so little time.""]

Probably London by Edward Rutherford

[Linda]

The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt was a challenge for me at 775 pages.

[Kade]

I do believe that the longest book I have read to date is Lady Midnight by Cassandra Clare 668 :)

[Mwanamali]

Anna Karenina 800+ pages

[Chris]

That would be the paperback version of Northern lights by Nora Roberts at 700 plus pages. Although I'm currently reading False memory by Dean Koontz and it might break the record by a few pages.

[Derek]

I read "The Urantia Book", which is about 2097 pages. actually, I think the unabridged version of Stephen King's "The Stand" is about 1168 pages.

[Jane]

The Fionavar Tapestry by Guy Gavriel Kay.

[Kitty-Lydia]

Phantom by Susan Kay and the final Harry Potter book . Both of them had me absolutely hooked and I was reading them well into the night :)

[Fanny]

The Count of Monte Cristo is a great long book that doesn't feel like a long read. It moved at a great pace. War & Peace and Clarissa were also long books, but they were slower reads.

[Alicia]

Would have to be War and Peace......I'm still struggling through it

[Luna]

It by Stephen King

[Jay]

Malazan book of the fallen; the longest book was 1300-ish
but the entire series in a single volume d book is 7300-ish

[Lisa]

The Lord of the Rings bind up! Looking back I'm surprised I made it thru!

[Scott]

The leather bound More Than Complete Hitchhiker's Guide. Well, that is 3 books + 1 short story all one. For a single book, it would have to be Tom Robbins Skinny Legs and All.

[Marijan]

Churchill's memoirs, I believe. six tomes, almost 1000 pages each

[Elizabeth]

The Eye of the World by Robert Jordan. Damn, that was huge. And I haven't even finished the series.