I thought mine would be War and Peace... but I think it's actually 'A Suitable Boy by Vikram Seth coming in at 1349 pages

What's other peoples'?
 

Yes, that one's huge! I fought my way through it a few years ago.

Um cant think of any titles of the top of my head but most pages was around 850

Gone With the Wind by Margaret Mitchell....a whopping 1024 pages...but i loved it!

A Suitable Boy for me too

Among others there were War and Peace, Gone with the Wind and probably Lord of the Rings. Can't remember how many pages though.....

I am reading War and Peace at the mo, alongside another, but also have A Suitable Boy, just got The Witching Hour - Anne Rice through the post the other day which is also around 1200 pages. But I think the longest I have read so far is The Crimson Petal and the White which is around 1000 pages I think

War and Peace or A Suitable Boy whichever is longer.

Shogun, which was over 1000 pages.  Also some of Edward Rutherfurd's books were over 1000 pages, but can't remember if they were London, Dublin, Sarum or Russka (or even all).  I really like the long books and always feel sorry when I have come to the end. 

The Stand by Stephen King and Gone With The Wind by Margaret Mitchell

Mine's Gone with the Wind

Diana Gabaldon's A Breath of Snow and Ashes....a whopping 1424 pages long......and that's only book six in the series.....still more to go ,and all her books are over 1000 pages long....

I'm not really sure but suitable candidates would be some of Stephen Kings books, which even in paperback are whoppers. I think IT was over 1000 pages in paperback (and really small type too!).

I think my longest is Needful Things by Stephen King - around 800 pages, nothing compared to some of you lot!

My biggest was the Mars Trilogy which over 1600 pages but also read a A Suitable Boy

Other biggie's 1000-1200 were

Phillp Pullman's His Dark Materials as a single volume 

Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell by Susanna Clarke

Quincunx by  Charles Palliser

And in the pipeline I have

Mao the Unknown Story by Chang and Halliday

Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace

The tale of Genji by Murasaki Shikibu