What's the longest book you ever read?
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It's not the greatest novel every written, but it's good. It could have done without the undisguised author filibusters.DuplicateValue said:
Mine is either:
Anna Korinnena (forgive the spelling) by Leo Tolstoy which clocked in just under 1000
or
David Copperfield by Charles Dickens also just short of a grand.
Both are awesome books about the human condition.
Anna Korinnena (forgive the spelling) by Leo Tolstoy which clocked in just under 1000
or
David Copperfield by Charles Dickens also just short of a grand.
Both are awesome books about the human condition.
The girl with the Dragon Tatoo. It's around 840 pages or something like that. I have also tried reading the dictionnary but it got too boring after a couple pages.
I can't remember the exact length, but each book in The Baroque Cycle series by Neal Stephenson were quite lengthly, as well as the Otherland series by Tad Williams.
I do actually prefer my books to be of a considerable length. There's not much I like more in a book (other than it being a good read of course) than it being of a good length.
I do actually prefer my books to be of a considerable length. There's not much I like more in a book (other than it being a good read of course) than it being of a good length.
Either the Lord of the Rings omnibus, which I read probably some time in '01-'03, or the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy omnibus, which I've been reading for as long as I can remember and which I've read so many times I've lost count (one period of time, I took it to school and started over when I'd finished it, read it 7 times in a row that way).
