Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
March is going to be a month of giants on my reading list. In this video, I walk through my March of the Mammoths 2026 TBR, a stack of massive books that demand patience, stamina, and a love of long-form storytelling. This reading event is hosted by Jason at Old Blue’s Chapters and Verse:
@OldBluesChapterandVerse
and I’m excited to take part in the challenge and tackle some truly enormous books this month.
📬 Contact & Collaboration
Voxer: rlray1584
Email: randyray@gmail.com
In this video I break down the big books I plan to read during March, why each one earned a place on the list, and how I plan to approach a month built around truly mammoth reads. Some of these books are famous classics, some are personal challenges, and all of them represent the kind of deep-reading experience that reminds us why long novels still matter.
Projects like this are part of my broader reading mission: building a life centered around serious reading, literary curiosity, and the joy of spending time with great books. If you enjoy following ambitious reading projects, classic literature, and thoughtful discussions about books, make sure to subscribe and follow along.
Let me know in the comments: what is the longest book you’ve ever read — and was it worth it?
#BookTube #TBR #BigBooks #ClassicLiterature #ReadingGoals
March is going to be a month of giants on my reading list. In this video, I walk through my March of the Mammoths 2026 TBR, a stack of massive books that demand patience, stamina, and a love of long-form storytelling. This reading event is hosted by Jason at Old Blue’s Chapters and Verse:
@OldBluesChapterandVerse
and I’m excited to take part in the challenge and tackle some truly enormous books this month.
📬 Contact & Collaboration
Voxer: rlray1584
Email: randyray@gmail.com
In this video I break down the big books I plan to read during March, why each one earned a place on the list, and how I plan to approach a month built around truly mammoth reads. Some of these books are famous classics, some are personal challenges, and all of them represent the kind of deep-reading experience that reminds us why long novels still matter.
Projects like this are part of my broader reading mission: building a life centered around serious reading, literary curiosity, and the joy of spending time with great books. If you enjoy following ambitious reading projects, classic literature, and thoughtful discussions about books, make sure to subscribe and follow along.
Let me know in the comments: what is the longest book you’ve ever read — and was it worth it?
#BookTube #TBR #BigBooks #ClassicLiterature #ReadingGoals
