Thickest, biggest book/novel you have ever read?

[freelancers13]

Stone of Tears by Terry Goodkind (paperback). More than 2,000 pages. hehehe

[dlostboy]

100 years of solitude.. by Gab Marquez
story is so long, it spawned 2 new generations of the bloodline
it beats dragonball in the family tree anyday

[DyslexicHeart]

The Executioner's Song
by Norman Mailer

[aya_diwata]

haha daghan nagtubag ug War and Peace of Tolstoy. it was also the thickest book I've read.
Tolstoy is a great writer and all but I dont like this book. It's either too good good for me or the author struggled on how to end it.

**my conscience says it's the former

[dwardwarbinx]

The Calculus 7 by Leithold

i dont know if that would count as reading tho. lol

[sandsss]

Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. I forgot the exact number of pages, but the book was thick plus small ang font.

[aya_diwata]

The Calculus 7 by Leithold

i dont know if that would count as reading tho. lol

did you read it from page 1 to the last?

anyway, the last thick book I read is Wind-Up Bird Chronicle by Haruki Murakami. War & Peace remains the thickest but it's not something that I read out of pleasure.

[dwardwarbinx]

did you read it from page 1 to the last?

skipped some parts. hehe.
that would still count for reading though as that's what the thread is all about. LOL.

as for a novel, umm. i dont know. i lost track.
most likely Anna Karenina kay i remember galisod jd kog tiwas ato pag-hayskul kay ipauli naman sa tag-iya after 2 school days. wahehe

[Rooted]

Fist of God: Frederick Forsyth (mao ni xa author sa the day of the jackal. jackal nga book kai mubo ra man.)

[neoraising]

Funk & Wagnalls na Encyclopedia..halos tanan nga volumes