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It is time yet for another Top Ten Tuesday!

Today’s topic will be slightly difficult for me, as I’m really going to have to do some digging, but overall, this will be a fun one!


*The Wise Man’s Fear* by Patrick Rothfuss 993 Pages	*Winter* by Marissa Meyer 832 Pages	Empire of Storms by Sarah J. Maas 720 Pages

Sleeping Beauties by Stephen & Owen King 720 Pages	The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss 663 Pages	*The Blood of Olympus* by Rick Riordan 648 Pages

Night Film by Marisha Pessl 624 Pages	The Host by Stephanie Meyer 619 Pages	Afterworlds by Scott Westerfeld 608 Pages

	*The Chemist* by Stephanie Meyer 528 Pages

Note: This may not be entirely accurate as it gets past number 3 or so, but I tried my best!

P.S. HUGE thanks to the amazing Sara for helping figure out a formatting issue with this post.

What’s the biggest book you’ve ever read? Let’s talk in the comments!

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This is my first ever TTT, which is run by That Artsy Reader Girl!

This week’s theme is Authors I’d Love to Meet! I’m pretty sure if I met any of these people I’d just be a blubbering mess, but here we are.

*D connotes Deceased

Sarah J. Maas: I was devastated when I found out her final tour for the Throne of Glass series wasn’t going to include any stops near me. I’ve been reading Throne of Glass since the third book was released, and I would just love to have a chat with her.
Jay Kristoff: Not only are his books fantastic, he seems like a super fun guy to be around.
Shirley Jackson (D): I feel like we’d have some very deep conversations, and it saddens me we’ll never have them.
Patrick Rothfuss: HAVE YOU READ THE KINGSKILLER CHRONICLE
Ellen Hopkins: She is probably, currently, my most read author, and I have yet to meet this woman.
J.D. Salinger (D): I don’t know if it saddens me more that I will never meet him now, or that I probably would have never met him when he was alive, either.
Jenn Bennett: Starry Eyes got me out a reading rut, and I just feel she’d be really fun to have a drink with (this also goes for Kristoff).
Tana French: Oh, my. Thinking of meeting her makes me shaky.
Barry Lyga: Jasper Dent was a huge part of my high school years, and I’d love to tell him that in person.
Rick Riordan: I’m still upset about the cliffhanger at the end of Mark of Athena, and I’d just like to have some words with him about that.

Are any of these your favorite authors? What are some authors you’d like to meet? Let’s talk in the comments!

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