Big Book TBR // 500-1000 Pages // 2020 // AD

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10 Big books that I really want to read

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[ReaderRayna]

The Way of Kings is a fantastic novel! I highly recommend the audiobook because there’s two narrators and they do different voices for each character and it just brings the whole story to life!

[kileylaurellraica]

The Well of Ascension is sooo good. I honestly couldn’t believe how this one and The Hero of Ages blew my mind too but it did. One my favorite series of all time. Absolutely incredible.

[lindseybelanger]

I just finished the Eye of the World and i LOVED it. It drags kinda in the middle part but the ending is so intriguing it made me want to pick up the Great Hunt immediately! I would recommend also listening to a podcast for the series because that's what really helped me. I like the White Tower Podcast and the Wheel Weaves podcast, they break down chapter by chapter.

[nenerson]

The First Law trilogy by Joe Abercrombie is 100% worth it. The first book is The Blade Itself. It's very character-focused but you're so invested in them that it never feels slow (to me). To give you an idea of what the characters are like, the fan favorite is a professional torturer.

[danielleoliver]

Leviathan wakes is nothing like game of thrones in space, it’s kinda a detective/mystery story, publishers really need to stop comparing everything to Game of thrones

[joslyngibson]

The Wheel of Time series is my husband’s favorite. I’m with you on the length of each book and the series.

[DunkanDoughnuts]

Everytime someone new picks up Stormlight it makes me so happy :D

[morganarosana]

Locke Lamora is amazing! Super fan and fast paced.
Eye of the world is other masterpiece. Very complex, but it pays off.

[draigrhosynreads]

You won’t be disappointed by Way Of Kings.. stormlight is my favourite series!! I’ve only read the 1st two🤣

[emilycelkins]

I haven’t read the Girl With All The Gifts, but if you wanted a less-traditional zombie story, Feed is definitely that. I’m not a huge zombie person, but it’s one of my favourite books. Much more interested in how the world continues to operate post zombie apocalypse than typical horror tropes.

Wheel of Time is also ❤️ but it’s a commitment. Very interested to see how you go with it when you get to them!

[megwithbooks]

I definitely shy away from big books too much so seeing you be so chill about 700 page books has definitely inspired me to get my shit together

[maartjedegroot]

I just finished the Mistborn series. It was amazing.

[astellus]

I'm currently re-reading the Wheel of Time. It's descriptive...incredibly so, but so so good. Also the Lies of Locke Lamora is fantastic. Try Kings of the Wylde if you're looking into more longer series

[leslielovesreading]

The faithful and the fallen quadrilogy by John Gwynne is SO worth it.

[jasminewestover]

There’s so many big books I want to read e.g. priory of the orange tree, house of earth and blood, kingdom of ash (& throne of glass series). There’s so many!!! Looking forward to take part in Bookoplathon in September! Loving the videos! 💕💚👑

[lessariel]

Big books were the best way to utilise the 4 book limit at the library when I was growing up so I read a lot of fantasy as a teen.
Raymond e feist Riftwar saga is brilliant, starting with Magician they go from chunky to normal. My favourite parts were the empress subtrilogy & his jimmy the hand.
David Eddings stand-alone Redemption of althalus was also pretty good although his series got a bit repetitive (still good).

[hannahjosmithheart]

The Name of the Wind is def worth it! I know people wait because the last one isn’t out yet, but honestly the first two are so good! Patrick Rothfuss is tied for Sarah J Maas as fav authors

[MLLatUtube]

I have Lies of Locke Lamora and the Mistborn series on my "someday" TBR. I also find the thought of the Wheel of Time series intimidating although I know people who love that series.

[Martin-xpyl]

It seems like everyone says the same thing about those first 100/150 pages of City of Brass being a bit of a drag, completely agree and after that point the series just gets better and better :)

[laurenharrison]

Currently reading the third in The Stormlight Archives, Oathbringer, which is 1200+ pages and probably the biggest book I’ll have ever read when I’m done. But so far it’s been absolutely worth every minute. Another I would recommend is The Kingkiller Chronicles by Patrick Rothfuss.