Collecting Books discussion

The longest book I've read was Harry Potter & the Order of the Phoenix by JK Rowling. That book was 870 pages

The second longest book was Winter by Marissa Meyer. That book was 832 pages

The longest book I've ever read was Acheron by Sherilyn Kenyon, it was over 1,000 pages. Very engrossing though

Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand - 1168 pages.
Under the Dome by Stephen King - 1074 pages.
11/22/63 by Stephen King - 849 pages.

Queen Mary of Scotland and The isles

For me it was Winter by Marissa Meyers it was 827 pages and haven't read anything bigger since.

Chuck wrote: "Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand - 1168 pages.
Under the Dome by Stephen King - 1074 pages.
11/22/63 by Stephen King - 849 pages."

thanks to Goodreads I can tell you that 5 of the 10 longest books I have read are by Stephen King.

Abraham Lincoln: The War Years by Carl Sandberg
2501 pages, 10.7 pounds in hardback.

For an e-book, depending on how you tip your head it's:
The Complete Wheel of Time by Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson
12446 "Amazon Pages" about 4,410,036 words according to wordcounter.net - conversationally 4.4 million works for me.
Until the Amazon Kindle Complete book was issued you needed 14 hardback volumes.

The Discovery of Heaven

About 1,000 pages in length, depending on your edition. It's been over 15 years since I read it, I only recall half of it being quite good and the other half being very boring.

I've just finished reading it yesterday (31/3/23), it's called
Rise up Women! It's a non fiction book about the history of the suffragette movement and it was 728 pages long / 22 1/2 hours for audiobook and incredible.

I find books over 10 hours (audiobook reader for disability needs) really intimidating but when I read them I usually love them. I'm reading more longer books (over 10 hours) recently.

Would 100% recommend others read this book about the fight for votes for women in the UK.