Top Ten Longest Books I’ve Read (by Page Count)

Posted August 18, 2025 by Jana in Top Ten Tuesday / 21 Comments

Welcome to another TTT! This week’s topic is all about books with high page counts, aka the doorstopper books! Today I’m sharing the top ten longest books I’ve ever read, from highest page count to lowest. Some of these surprised me! I had no idea how long some of these books were, which is a testament to how good they were (minus one, which I rage read**).

  1. Iron Flame by Rebecca Yarros (886 pages)
  2. Onyx Storm by Rebecca Yarros (758 pages)
  3. Breaking Dawn by Stephenie Meyer (756 pages)
  4. A Court of Wings and Ruin by Sarah J. Maas (699 pages)
  5. The Beauty of Darkness by Mary E. Pearson (684 pages)**
  6. The Inadequate Heir by Danielle L. Jensen (673 pages)
  7. Eclipse by Stephenie Meyer (629 pages)
  8. A Court of Mist and Fury by Sarah J. Maas (626 pages)
  9. The Rose Code by Kate Quinn (624 pages)
  10. The Host by Stephenie Meyer (618 pages)

Have you read any of these books?

What’s the longest books you’ve ever read?

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21 responses to “Top Ten Longest Books I’ve Read (by Page Count)

  1. I just found some of the longest books on my shelf this week! Most of which I haven’t read but a couple I have; long books “scare” me so I tend to stay away. ;)

  2. The longest book on my list (counting it as one book, as Tolkien originally intended) is The Lord of the Rings., coming in at over 1200 pages in a single-volume paperback.

    I haven’t read the Yarros books yet, and I have yet to finish the ACOTAR series. I’d like to read The Rose Code, too.

  3. I haven’t participated in a ameme like this in years, but nothing grabs my attention like a list of long books! From your list, I’ve only read Eclipse, but I’m currently reading The Rose Code, which is outstanding.

    • Jana

      Ah, I love The Rose Code! I listened to the audiobook, and the narrator is fabulous! Highly recommended. I see you participated in TTT for this prompt, which makes me so happy! I’m glad I was ale to entice you to participate in a meme again, even if only this one time! :)