what's the longest book u've ever read and how many pages?

The Harry Potter libri are pretty long but mine is def Tolstoi's Anna Karenina. 1200 pages, approx, but if te know Tolstoi, you'll realize it feels a lot more. It's a great book tho, don't get me wrong! I'm still proud I read it some yrs fa when I was 13. But once is kinda enough for the successivo yrs.. ;D

i think it was this book da my favourite Romanian writer, Mircea Cartarescu...i guess you've never heard of him but...anyway he has this extraordinary book called 'Glaring'...has 1478 pages but is really, really great:X

Thomas Hardy's TESS... [I don't remember the volume of the book in terms of pages]

Pretty sure it's Anna Karenina. It's about 1000 pages. Soooo good though, don't be scared of the length!

1237 pages.

Ken Follett - World Without End.

eldest-999pgs

The largest book I ever read was probably Breaking Dawn da Stephenie Meyers. It's the only one I can think of off hand. It has 756 pages. I enjoyed the book/series! :)

One of the four Twilight books, deffantly. Idk how many pages are in any four of em.

The largest book I've ever read was "Gone with the Wind" by: Margaret Mitchell. It's a 1000 and some odd pages. Don't know the exact number. Great book, even though Scarlett's the original cagna of fiction! :)

Les Miserables is 1200 pages.
very good though =D

I think it was Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, it has 870 pages.

I think "the Mists of Avalon" has about 1200 pages, but I'm not sure this is the longest I've ever read, it's just one of which I seem to remember the number of the pages...

I think it was War and Peace da Tolstoy...and Peter the First da A.Tolstoy