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To me, if your purpose is to write a novel (as if that would be your meaning, just while you've posted before in the writers' corner), I'd stuck on the others' reccomandations that a novel has to be as long as it needs to be, no cuts nor lengthenings.
Personally, there are some short novels (25 pages) that struck me, and I still recall of those, as an impressed image; some others or a collection of shorts thought can land to no-serious plottings.
I like the challenge a long narrative takes, including the "boring" moments, that - imho - can be fit to give it a cadence.
Thought that the difference between a low rythm part, and a page fulfilled because the authors wasn't to know what to write to prolong the pages: it doesn't "fluttery" hides to the reader.
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