De Silmarillion (Zwarte Serie)
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- Author：J.R.R. Tolkien
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Summary
The Silmarillion is an account of the Elder Days， of the First Age of Tolkien’s world。 It is the ancient drama to which the characters in The Lord of the Rings look back， and in whose events some of them such as Elrond and Galadriel took part。 The tales of The Silmarillion are set in an age when Morgoth， the first Dark Lord， dwelt in Middle-Earth， and the High Elves made war upon him for the recovery of the Silmarils， the jewels containing the pure light of Valinor。
Reviews
Wind
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Muhteşem， mükemmel， harika！Bu kitaba daha ne diyebilirim ki？ Bittiği için son derece hüzünlü bir haldeyim。 Orta Dünya'yı ve Tolkien'i çok özleyeceğim。 Sanırım çok geçmeden Bitmemiş Öyküler ile devam edeceğim。 Orta Dünya ve Tolkien'den çok fazla uzak kalabileceğimi düşünmüyorum。Arda'nın yaradılışı， Valar， Mai， Valinor ve Elfler。 Silmarillerin ve Feanor'un hikayesi。 Noldor'un göçü。 Akraba Katliamı。 Beren ile Luthien。 Turin Turambar。 Numenor ve daha fazlasını bu kitapta okuyoruz。Tarihsel sürekliliğ Muhteşem， mükemmel， harika！Bu kitaba daha ne diyebilirim ki？ Bittiği için son derece hüzünlü bir haldeyim。 Orta Dünya'yı ve Tolkien'i çok özleyeceğim。 Sanırım çok geçmeden Bitmemiş Öyküler ile devam edeceğim。 Orta Dünya ve Tolkien'den çok fazla uzak kalabileceğimi düşünmüyorum。Arda'nın yaradılışı， Valar， Mai， Valinor ve Elfler。 Silmarillerin ve Feanor'un hikayesi。 Noldor'un göçü。 Akraba Katliamı。 Beren ile Luthien。 Turin Turambar。 Numenor ve daha fazlasını bu kitapta okuyoruz。Tarihsel sürekliliği olan birbirinden güzel hikayeler ve ilgi çekici karakterler。Halen okumadıysanız çok beklemeden başlayın derim。 。。。more
Christos Tsakmalis
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Jonathan Pathuis
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This gives such great context for the rest of his works。 A good cleanser after the Amazon thing。
Maruša
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I wish the tv series had rights to this。。。
Ella
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I finished this book after reading it aling with a podcast （That's what I'm Tolkien about）。Now， I'm not sure if I would have been able to finish it without the podcast （which meant reading roughly one chapter a week）， but I hust have to respect Tolkien for this work。 It's phenomenal。And yes， it majorly ready like the Bible。 But as someone who loves Lord of the Rings， I appreciate the world building and am amazed by Tolkien's mind all over again。 I finished this book after reading it aling with a podcast （That's what I'm Tolkien about）。Now， I'm not sure if I would have been able to finish it without the podcast （which meant reading roughly one chapter a week）， but I hust have to respect Tolkien for this work。 It's phenomenal。And yes， it majorly ready like the Bible。 But as someone who loves Lord of the Rings， I appreciate the world building and am amazed by Tolkien's mind all over again。 。。。more
sylkaczyta
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„Silmarillion” to zbiór opowieści o pierwszej erze której nie czyta się jednym ciągiem。 Ją się dozuje i pomału zgłębia。 Co prawda mnogość postaci， trudnych imion， wielu， wielu opisów może przytłaczać， ale już wcześniej czytałam „Hobbita” i „Władce pierścieni” i wiedziałam czego się spodziewać。Czy mi się podobało？ O bosze jestem zachwycona， to była cudowna przygoda。 Jeszcze bardziej pokochałam twórczość Tolkiena。 Wiele fragmentów zostały prze zemnie zaznaczona i będę do nich wracać。Myśle że za ja „Silmarillion” to zbiór opowieści o pierwszej erze której nie czyta się jednym ciągiem。 Ją się dozuje i pomału zgłębia。 Co prawda mnogość postaci， trudnych imion， wielu， wielu opisów może przytłaczać， ale już wcześniej czytałam „Hobbita” i „Władce pierścieni” i wiedziałam czego się spodziewać。Czy mi się podobało？ O bosze jestem zachwycona， to była cudowna przygoda。 Jeszcze bardziej pokochałam twórczość Tolkiena。 Wiele fragmentów zostały prze zemnie zaznaczona i będę do nich wracać。Myśle że za jakiś czas pokuszę się i przeczytam tę książkę jeszcze raz。Polecam！！！！！ 。。。more
Camille
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Après la purge que fut le visionnage de la saison 1 des anneaux de pouvoir， j'ai voulu lire Le Silmarillon。 Quelle lecture magnifique， la mythologie de Tolkien est riche et tout en subtilité。 Et qu'est ce que c'est bien écrit ！ Après la purge que fut le visionnage de la saison 1 des anneaux de pouvoir， j'ai voulu lire Le Silmarillon。 Quelle lecture magnifique， la mythologie de Tolkien est riche et tout en subtilité。 Et qu'est ce que c'est bien écrit ！ 。。。more
Alex
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Fun Fact: You get a certificate of achievement from the Tolkien Estates if you can make it all the way through without quitting！
Thiago Drummond
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This book is about many elves that crafted jewels and became obssesed about them。 It also provides the readers with resumes to Other Tolkien books concerning Miďdle Earth。
David
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Read this after watching Rings of Power。 Glad Tolkien’s calmed down with Lord of the Rings， but loved reading how crazy the early days of middle earth were
Halil Karamut
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This book is not complicated as much as people say， so every one can read it without fear
Nikolas Anastassiades
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I finished it。 Was not a fun experience。 Do not recommend。
Jordan
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Still magical， still wonderful。 This is probably my fifth time reading it， if not more。
Michael
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Amazingly epic。
Emily Guest
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Pacing was a bit strange。 There was so much going on at once that I was completely lost until I got about halfway through and finally recognized some character names。 By the last quarter of it， I finally started to enjoy it。 3⭐️
Izabella
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Call me fatty boombatty at the buffet because I fucking ate this shit up。 This is one of the best books I’ve ever read， not as good as children of hurin so doesn’t take the top spot but still an absolutely stunning bible of Tolkien’s legendarium。 All of the characters in this book felt important， even if my tiny rat mine couldn’t wrap my head around remembering every one， all of them felt like relics of old and felt so like intensely mythological it absolutely gave what I wanted it to。 They were Call me fatty boombatty at the buffet because I fucking ate this shit up。 This is one of the best books I’ve ever read， not as good as children of hurin so doesn’t take the top spot but still an absolutely stunning bible of Tolkien’s legendarium。 All of the characters in this book felt important， even if my tiny rat mine couldn’t wrap my head around remembering every one， all of them felt like relics of old and felt so like intensely mythological it absolutely gave what I wanted it to。 They were all courageous and wise but still sometimes flawed but only ever flawed through things like pride， oaths （*cough cough* Feanor looking at u）， and kinship which made it feel like I didn’t care that there were THREE kinslayings。 It truly was a slay by all meanings of the word。 The Noldor are one of my fave crews of all time。 They just felt so majestic and powerful and so concentrated in terms of just being like so full of old lore I loved it， shout-out to Fingolfin u really are my babes。 I think I just loved the fact that I could so easily and do headcannon that this all actually happened。 The story aswell was just stunning， like a perfect basket weaved of tragedy， beauty， and valour， filled with the suffering of all the mfs who lived in Arda; it really is just so harrowing watching the entire thing play out， characters and reader are in a permanent fuge state of grief， I cried on the train reading Fingolfins death and think my tears were valid and deserved， it was truly harrowing。 The Valar as a set of Demi gods was one of my fave aspects of this book。 Morgoth as a character is literally one of the worst mfs I ever did meet and like genuinely it sounds so dumb because he’s literally the villain but he’s just so fucking evil， literally his malice will always just shock me because he’s just a cunt。 I love the use of fate and doom in this too， it makes you in a way have more sympathy for the characters in a third person way？ Idk if that makes sense but in a way that makes you feel bad for them because they think they’re gonna be victorious in whatever they’re doing but you know that Manwe was not capping when he tells them they will die if they do it and *SPOILER ALERT* pretty much everyone of them dies :（ I think my favourite thing about these books is how tragic they are， like you can see all the elves and men fighting as hard as they can against fate but it’s just always fruitless， but if a Sisyphus moment if I do say。 Writing style again absolute perfection for me， not too much description， very to the point， but still movingly poetic when it needs to be。 I think the beauty in the way he describes anything elven or anything in valinor in comparison to the relatively dry descriptions really makes it stand out and brings home how majestic this world really is。 Additionally， Tolkein really is good at describing things which are big in this， whether it’s a cry of anguish from Morgoth or Ancagalon the Black， or the Temple to Melkor in Numenor it all just has such a sense of vastness and makes you feel small which I think made me just feel in even more amazement of the world he’s built。 Small side note here I LOVE the use of the word terrible in this book。 Especially when it’s not describing something bad， like Manwe or even Luthien， these characters who are fighting against evil being seen as terrible because they’re just so potent just really hit me for some reason。 It’s just such a perfect word to encapsulate their wrath and power against evil。 Idk I liked it。 The ONLY thing I didn’t like however would be the long passages of just names， it’s in some ways pointless because there’s no way the average reader including myself would be able to remember all those names at just first glance; the amount of times I had to refer to the index at the back was insane。 However I think this plays a valuable role in the world building because these characters might be mentioned a few times in other stories and are related to main characters and I enjoy those little Easter egg type things where it all links up like a massive web and you’re like ‘oh hey Gwindor son of Guillian didn’t expect to see u here’。 Those ones yk 🤭。 This book gets a lot of stick， and I understand why， it’s alot of names and technicalities and places and it’s alot to take in but I think with somewhat of a backing knowledge of the events of the first age it’s an absolute dream to read。 I give this five stars， would give six if I could but I can’t so I shan’t。 Bury me with this book and make sure I go out in a tragic battle。 。。。more
Sherry J。
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History of the Story Very hard read， but required reading for a hobbit friend。 Stumbled over the names and may not have understood all of stories。
Sharon Blair Scott
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I wanted to re read it before I watch The Rings of Power。 Tolkien is such a good writer。 His books are like being with family - who battle for good and put their lives on the line every day
Harrison Thompson
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Puts a lot of LOTR into perspective， unrivalled world building， not far off being an actual bible for another world。
Marco
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Dalla creazione del mondo fino agli eventi conclusivi della terza era， di cui il libro 'Il Signore Degli Anelli' è il fulcro。Non è un libro leggero da leggere sotto l'ombrellone ma ne vale la pena， sopratutto se si vuole conoscere a fondo i personaggi e la storia completa della Terra di Mezzo。Libro bellissimo！ Dalla creazione del mondo fino agli eventi conclusivi della terza era， di cui il libro 'Il Signore Degli Anelli' è il fulcro。Non è un libro leggero da leggere sotto l'ombrellone ma ne vale la pena， sopratutto se si vuole conoscere a fondo i personaggi e la storia completa della Terra di Mezzo。Libro bellissimo！ 。。。more
J。D。 Stone
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"The Silmarillion" is， without a doubt， a tougher read than "The Lord of the Rings。" There are a host of characters， places， and events to keep track of， many of which have multiple names， and many difficult to pronounce。 I was often grateful for the index， which could provide a quick reminder of who that one person was again， and about half the time also chagrined with the spoiler the index provided。 That said， there are many tales packed into this book， woven into one another and with "The Lor "The Silmarillion" is， without a doubt， a tougher read than "The Lord of the Rings。" There are a host of characters， places， and events to keep track of， many of which have multiple names， and many difficult to pronounce。 I was often grateful for the index， which could provide a quick reminder of who that one person was again， and about half the time also chagrined with the spoiler the index provided。 That said， there are many tales packed into this book， woven into one another and with "The Lord of the Rings，" the whole of which offers an even greater appreciation for the depth J。R。R。 Tolkien achieved in his world building。Plus， the whole thing is pretty cool。 If you thought Smaug and Shelob were scary， wait till you meet Glaurung and Ungoliant。 。。。more
Trevor Garza
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My favorite book of all time。 Unparalleled secondary world building。
Sara
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In his collection of works tying together a general history of Middle Earth （compiled largely by his son Christopher）， Tolkien flourishes as a builder of fantastical worlds… and stories that touch at the heart of the human soul。 Fans of the Lord of the Rings series， and readers not familiar with Tolkien's works alike can enjoy this fascinating delve into a fantasy world that feels more like a true encyclopedia of sorts than a novel。 While the density of the information， the sheer number of names In his collection of works tying together a general history of Middle Earth （compiled largely by his son Christopher）， Tolkien flourishes as a builder of fantastical worlds… and stories that touch at the heart of the human soul。 Fans of the Lord of the Rings series， and readers not familiar with Tolkien's works alike can enjoy this fascinating delve into a fantasy world that feels more like a true encyclopedia of sorts than a novel。 While the density of the information， the sheer number of names， and the quick pace of the stories can be a bit overwhelming at times， it is worth the read， especially for those who want to read Tolkien's other works （or understand them better）。 。。。more
Gracie C。
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Absolutely loved the world building， writing， and the story was the so tragic and beautiful。 I particularly loved the Creation of Middle-earth， and the chapter， Beren and Luthien。 The whole book was a masterpiece！
Sam
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Świetna książka jeżeli jest sie fanem budowania fantastycznego świata przez Tolkiena， ale niestety zbyt skompresowana （strasznie dużo info naraz przez co ciężko jest przez ta książkę przebrnąć）
Donald
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3。5/5
Joseph Fountain
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My review of The Silmrillion My review of The Silmrillion 。。。more
Ramon Arellano
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5
Steven Lomas
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It is vast in scope， detailed world building， full of religio-historic tropes and is essential reading for fans of High Fantasy。 What it isn't is a quick easy read or full of character development。 It's also my 5th reread。 It is vast in scope， detailed world building， full of religio-historic tropes and is essential reading for fans of High Fantasy。 What it isn't is a quick easy read or full of character development。 It's also my 5th reread。 。。。more
gage sugden
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