Happy Tuesday, y’all! This week, Jana over at That Artsy Reader Girl is asking us to share books with a high page count. I’ve read several books with high page counts. But I feel like I’ve already talked about them on here. So instead, I’m sharing the ten biggest books on my TBR.
All titles will lead to Goodreads.
Now, let’s see the ten biggest books on my TBR.
Nobody Does It Better by Edward Gross and Mark A. Altman
- Genre: Nonfiction
- Release Date: February 2020
- Page Count: 720
Oathbound by Tracy Deonn
- Genre: Young Adult, Urban Fantasy
- Release Date: March 2025
- Page Count: 656
Here One Moment by Liane Moriarty
- Genre: Mystery
- Release Date: September 2024
- Page Count: 512
The Wartime Book Club by Kate Thompson
- Genre: Historical Fiction
- Release Date: April 2024
- Page Count: 512
Rhett Butler’s People by Donald McCaig
- Genre: Historical Fiction
- Release Date: January 2007
- Page Count: 500
What Once Was Mine by Liz Braswell
- Genre: Retelling
- Release Date: September 2021
- Page Count: 496
The Secret Keeper by Kate Morton
- Genre: Historical Fiction
- Release Date: October 2012
- Page Count: 496
Let Loose the Dogs by Maureen Jennings
- Genre: Historical Mystery
- Release Date: January 2003
- Page Count: 495
Agatha Christie’s Secret Notebooks by John Curran
- Genre: Nonfiction
- Release Date: January 2009
- Page Count: 492
The Girl Who Could Move Sh*t with Her Mind by Jackson Ford
- Genre: Urban Fantasy
- Release Date: June 2019
- Page Count: 482
That’s the ten biggest books on my TBR. Have you read any of these? What’s the longest book on your TBR?
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Wartime Book Club has been on several lists so far!
Great list! Wow, that Disney Villains book is a chonky one. I also didn’t realise that The Girl Who Could Move Sh*t with Her Mind was on the chonkier side but I’m very much keen to check it out.
Rhett Butler’s People looks interesting.
Here One Moment was a five-star read for me! I hope you like it! I’m very intrigued by What Once Was Mine. Here is my TTT: https://thissideofstoryland.blogspot.com/2025/08/top-ten-tuesday-books-over-1000-pages.html
Rhett Butler’s People? As a Southerner and a GOTW fan, interesting!
It’s always interesting to find the other side of the story kind of books. We all think we do Rhett Butler, but do we really?
Thanks for the list, I’m tempted by The Secret Keeper.
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I really need to read Wartime Book Club!
i love the TBR twist!
I haven’t heard of any of these books. Though as I was making my way through the list I paused at the Agatha Christie book thinking, hmm. I thought she wrote fairly short books. Then I noticed it was by someone else. Ha!
I really want to read the Liane Moriarty book and The Wartime Book Club too! I love GWTW but haven’t read Rhett Butler’s People, I’ll have to look into that too!
Haze
https://thebookhaze.com/
The Girl Who Could Move Sh*t With Her Mind keeps popping up all over the place. I might have to read it just because.
Here is our Top Ten Tuesday. Thank you!
I need to get Oathbound asap. Thanks for sharing!
I have the audiobook on hold at my library. I actually had to refuse it when it became available because I was in the middle of two other books that need my attention first. Which is funny, because I’ve been waiting to read this for ages!
I haven’t read any of these yet, but The Girl Who Could Move Sh*t with Her Mind is on my TBR. And a history of the James Bond movies sounds like it could be a lot of fun, too!
I want to read Oathbound too!
That’s a great list! I love the idea of sharing your biggest TBR books. It can be so daunting to start a huge book, but it’s always so rewarding when you finish one. Oathbound sounds fascinating, and it’s always a win when a book you’re excited about is a bit on the longer side. Happy reading!
I just picked up a box set of the Game of Thrones books, so those will definitely be keeping me busy for a while.
I didn’t realize the Wartime Book Club was a high page count! Benefits of a kindle I guess!
Ebooks and audiobooks are a great way to read chunky books without realizing it! LOL!
I still need to retry Legendborn. One day, one day.
I think I’m the only one who doesn’t read big books, but a few of yours sound really good like the Rhett Butler one.
I loved the Wartime Book Club!
This was a great way to do today’s topic! Rhett Butler’s People by Donald McCaig sounds intriguing, it would be interesting to see the story from his perspective.
I was shocked by how long LEGENDBORN was (particularly once the teeny tiny font was taken into account) given it was a YA debut!
The only one of these on my TBR is The Secret Keeper. The Longest book on my TBR is Tribute by Nora Roberts. According to Goodreads, it has 799 pages. The Rhett Butler book sounds interesting.
Looks like you have a great and varied collection of titles fitting the subject today. 🙂 Thanks so much for visiting my list today.
I have Here One Minute on my tbr shelf. I’d hoped to get to it this month but it’s not looking likely!
I’m pretty sure I own The Wartime Book Club!
I’m a big Kate Morton fan. I’ll read anything she writes, no matter the page count. I also really liked HERE ONE MOMENT. It’s not my favorite of Moriarty’s books, but it was interesting and it made me think.
Happy TTT!
Susan
http://www.blogginboutbooks.com
Our book club read Here One Moment earlier in the year, and everyone found it to be a good book for discussion.
Nice approach to the topic! I haven’t read any of these either, but I’ve been eyeing Here One Moment, and I’m intrigued by the idea of Rhett Butler’s people!
Hope you get a chance to tackle these. I had no idea Oathbound was so long.
I have the audiobook for Oathbound on hold at my library. It’s around 25 hours long, yikes! The whole series has been chunky, not sure why I thought this would be any different.
Great list! I like that you listed a variety of genres, as usual. I’m not familiar with most of them, but some look really good. Rhett Butler’s People sounds intriguing, and Here One Moment sounded really good, but the audiobook narrator had too thick of an accent for me to follow and I’ll have to pick up the ebook copy at some point. I like her other stuff.