Longest Books On My TBR

A couple of weeks back, I talked about some of the longest books I’ve ever read. This post is sort of Part 2 to that.

I have quite a few big books on my shelves that I want to read but some are so huge, I don’t feel like picking them up. The thing about reading a really big book in terms of the page count is that you feel like you’re turning pages and should have made good progress after reading for an hour or two but it doesn’t seem like much if you look at how much the bookmark has moved since the last reading session.

Anyway, here are some of the longest books on my shelves I have yet to read.

Outlander #4 and #5 by Diana Gabaldon

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  Paperback, 880 pages

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  Paperback, 979 pages

Books by Brandon Sanderson

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  Paperback, 647 pages

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  Paperback, 781 pages

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  Paperback, 748 pages

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  Paperback, 652 pages

Books by Stephen King

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  Paperback, 740 pages

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  Paperback, 576 pages

Books by Cassandra Clare

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  Paperback, 570 pages

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  Paperback, 638 pages

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  Paperback, 503 pages

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  Paperback, 698 pages

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  Paperback, 699 pages

The Remnant Chronicles by Mary E. Pearson

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  Paperback, 486 pages

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  Paperback, 470 pages

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  Hardcover, 679 pages

The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss

Paperback, 662 pages

The Black Prism by Brent Weeks

Paperback, 661 pages

Obsidio by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff

Paperback, 615 pages

The Savior’s Champion by Jenna Moreci

Hardcover, 562 pages

These are going to take me ages to get through. 🙈 But it’s fun when the story is so amazing that short books just won’t do.

How many of these have you read? Or want to read? Which other big books are on your TBR? Let me know in the comments below!