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Longest Reads

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

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The longest book I have read and reviewed recently was Crimson Leaves by Jana L. Perkins which was at 624 pages (I could have sworn it was over 700 as I was reading).

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The longest book I have read has to be The Stand by Stephen King. This monster of a book stands (hehe) at a whopping 1,213 pages. While I do not remember most of the details, this was a crazy and wild ride for sure. The movie was so long, they had to divide it into two VHS tapes lol.

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Hello! I am Ashley and I simply love to read, and hope you do to!
I am currently 29 years old and living in the state of Texas, USA.

My favorite genres to read and review include romance, fantasy, mystery, and many subgenres of those as long as it is clean. I mainly get my books from my Kindle Unlimited membership, but I also found myself checking out library books on Libby as well.

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