La Comunidad del Anillo
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Summary
Este libro es como un relámpago en un cielo claro。 Decir que la novela heroica， espléndida， elocuente， desinhibida， ha retornado de pronto en una época de un antirromanticismo casi patológico， sería inadecuado。 Para quienes vivimos en esa extraña época， el retorno -y el alivio que nos trae- es sin duda lo más importante。 Pero para la historia misma de la novela -una historia que se remonta a la Odisea y a antes de la Odisea- no es un retorno， sino un paso adelante o una revolución: la conquista de un territorio nuevo。 -- C。 S。 Lewis， Time & Tide
La obra de Tolkien， difundida en rnillones de ejemplares， traducida a docenas de lenguas， inspiradora de slogans pintados en las paredes de Nueva York y de Buenos Aires， 。。。 una coherente mitología de una autenticidad universal creada en pleno siglo veinte。 -- Georg Steiner， Le Monde
La obra de Tolkien， difundida en rnillones de ejemplares， traducida a docenas de lenguas， inspiradora de slogans pintados en las paredes de Nueva York y de Buenos Aires， 。。。 una coherente mitología de una autenticidad universal creada en pleno siglo veinte。 -- Georg Steiner， Le Monde
Reviews
Simba Madzorera
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I bow down to the greatness that J。R。Tolkien， he's world building is amazing and I was not ready for how much I loved this book。 Wow I bow down to the greatness that J。R。Tolkien， he's world building is amazing and I was not ready for how much I loved this book。 Wow 。。。more
Abbi Mills
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so pleased that Gandalf still had all the sass！
Wiley Maddox
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Written beautifully， developed slowly。 All of the unknown places， people’s， and history of middle earth was overwhelming at times。 Beginning was pretty slow but once I got to know the characters it became easier to read。 Looking forward to watching the movie soon！
Catalina | talltales_shortcans
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Finally after years of living the movies， I make time to read the source。 Soooo much singing 😅
izzy
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absolutely amazing！！ it feels ironic to gush about this book when it's so old and i feel like everyone's response will be along the lines of "yeah， duh！" but gush i must。 I've been a huge lot movie fan since i was a literal baby， only i just never read the books。 i finally got them for Christmas and now months after *that* I'm finally setting off to read them right。 and my god are they good？ if you have trouble with the pacing or language like i did at times， the free theatrical audiobooks on Yo absolutely amazing！！ it feels ironic to gush about this book when it's so old and i feel like everyone's response will be along the lines of "yeah， duh！" but gush i must。 I've been a huge lot movie fan since i was a literal baby， only i just never read the books。 i finally got them for Christmas and now months after *that* I'm finally setting off to read them right。 and my god are they good？ if you have trouble with the pacing or language like i did at times， the free theatrical audiobooks on Youtube or Spotify work wonders。 i imagine this is what most people who have read this book feel or felt， but I'm just floored at the intricacies of the lore and world-building as well as the simple beauty in the writing。 the long descriptions of the Shire， the Old Forest， Rivendell， Lothlorien， the gates of Argonath， all perfectly covey the different types of beauty and awe the hobbits/the fellowship encounters。 and on the other end of that spectrum， I felt genuinely uneasy and chilled when they made their way through Caradhras or Moria or Anduin。 I don't think I will ever get tired of Tolkien talking about rocks or cliffs or rivers or forests， it's all just completely magical in it's simplicity。 It's sad， I think， that these ordinary descriptions of setting and nature now seem so foreign to people like myself that grow up in cities or suburbs or really anywhere。 The mention of the passage of time in this book， like a throwaway line about a song being untranslatable because of its age， or the current extinction of elves from our earth， or the mention of a language even in their time lost because it was based on wonder are to me just as painful as the set-up evils。 I'm also amazed at the depth of all the characters present。 Of course， there are the four main hobbits， with Frodo and sometimes Sam in that all-important center， and the rest of the Fellowship， if you are counting up the 'main' characters。 But the other characters that play such important roles also seem just as fleshed out and mailable as them。 They all have such clear and distinct voices and mannerisms and core values that it's fun as a reader to get into the nitty-gritty （in my head or in my annotations） analyzing why it is they do what they do。 And in moments of extreme， you get glimpses into their depths that play or played roles later or earlier in the book。 I think a great example of this is near the end， when Frodo goes off to think about taking the east or west road。 The Company argues amongst themselves where he and suddenly Boromir have gone off to and it's Sam （my beloved） that outright says basically what Frodo is all about: "But he's afraid。 Now it's come to the point， he's just plain terrified。 That's what his trouble is。 Of course he's had a bit of schooling， so to speak -- we all have -- since we left home， or he'd be so terrified he'd just fling the Ring in the River and bolt。 But he's still too frightened to start"And of course， before this it's obvious that Frodo is scared， they all are， but saying it out loud in plain terms like this gives further insight both forwards and back。 You remember how slow Frodo was to leave the Shire and to start his journey， and wonder if it was deeper than procrastination。 I knew the book would be better than the movie but this is like leaps and bounds。 The movie is still absolutely wonderful and where they diverge I understand， but books by nature are better and will always afford both more specificity and more room for interpretation。 For example， I loved here how Merry and Pippin chose to follow Frodo and Sam in the beginning， and how it's really driven home that while in a small respect Frodo was chosen -by fate or by the ring itself or by something larger- to carry the burden， it was never forced on him。 In fact， none of the journey was forced on any of the Company。 I'd say a certain amount of fate was afforded given all the ties they had to each other and the timeliness of the Council， perhaps， but that's just the sort of fate to be expected in this kind of book。 I'm really talking about how， when it came down to it， they really were given every chance to walk away， a true chance without malice or manipulation otherwise， and they chose to stay。 There is so much love and friendship and devotion to each other and their ideas that even after the Company is broken and Sam and Frodo went alone down the river， you know they can't just splinter and end there。 None of them， even Merry and Pippin， two hobbits who really shouldn't be here， have chosen to because they believe in their friends and they believe in what is right。 There's strength in the choice of burden。 So this is my long-winded way of saying I'm going to be insufferable and obsessed with this series now。 。。。more
Carling Shirley
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This time I listened to the audio book。 There were so many things I had forgotten。 As always it was a lovely nostalgic journey through middle earth。
Susan
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This is an excellent audio of this trilogy。 I highly recommend it！
Isis Van den berg
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I started this book over 2 months ago， and for a book that is only 500 pages that is a really long time for me。 70% of that time was spent struggling through the first book。 So many people are so excited about this book and that is why I was scared for a long time to start it because what if I was one of the few that did not like it as much while the fanbase is so large。 And it appears that my fears did come true。 The first part was just soooo boring to me， I even skipped certain parts because I I started this book over 2 months ago， and for a book that is only 500 pages that is a really long time for me。 70% of that time was spent struggling through the first book。 So many people are so excited about this book and that is why I was scared for a long time to start it because what if I was one of the few that did not like it as much while the fanbase is so large。 And it appears that my fears did come true。 The first part was just soooo boring to me， I even skipped certain parts because I just did not care about the characters and what was happening to them and the large descriptions and huge amount of names and places that do not seem relevant but might be in a while so I was unsure if I had to remember them。 It wasn't until the second book that I actually started to get a bit more why so many people love it。 Another thing that really bothered me is that appearances， places and songs described in detail but few explanations were given on the motivation of people and everyone felt very "we are good and they are bad because they are bad"。 This made me feel very disconnected from pretty much all characters。 I don't know yet whether or not I'm going to continue with this series， maybe it's just the time and place in life that this book currently is just not suited for me。 But we will see 。。。more
Cynthia
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I originally read this book about 25 years or so ago because my then boyfriend， now husband loved the trilogy and I wanted to see what the fuss was and so we could discuss it。 While we didn't really discuss it in any detail， I did understand why he liked it so much。 Fast forward to current times。 Over a year ago， we started reading aloud before bed。 Actually， I read， he listens， the critters join us :） We have read Sherlock Holmes stories， P。G。 Wodehouse， etc。 It is wonderful， when we don't read I originally read this book about 25 years or so ago because my then boyfriend， now husband loved the trilogy and I wanted to see what the fuss was and so we could discuss it。 While we didn't really discuss it in any detail， I did understand why he liked it so much。 Fast forward to current times。 Over a year ago， we started reading aloud before bed。 Actually， I read， he listens， the critters join us :） We have read Sherlock Holmes stories， P。G。 Wodehouse， etc。 It is wonderful， when we don't read together on a rare night， it feels strange。 Anyways。。。It is so wonderful to share not only this time winding down from the day together but the actual stories。 We have conversations about the book which sometimes leads to other topics and I feel we are closer because of it。The insight we share about the stories and characters， the author， why things may happen， the symbolism of things is so interesting。 After nearly 28 years together， we are still learning about ourselves and each other！The Lord of the Rings trilogy is so detailed and has so much to offer。 It doesn't matter if you read it by yourself， like I did at first， or read it with your best friend， like now; you will get so much from reading it。 There is a lot to think about and there are parallels to the real world。 We also like to talk about the differences between the books and the films。 If you have only watched the films， you are missing out。 The film's are enjoyable but obviously due to time constraints， etc。 many things， people， etc had to be changed or left out。 It has taken us a long while to get through The Fellowship because inevitably we find we need to go back a bit each night because someone falls asleep but even that is good because we get to re-experience parts and that can lead to deeper understanding and reflections。I know I didn't talk much about the book but the whole experience is what completes it for me。 。。。more
Patrícia Serafim
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Menia
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η δική μου συντροφιά με δύο μάστερ του είδους （Κυριάκο， Γκέο <3）
Pau
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“The world is indeed full of peril， and in it there are many dark places; but still there is much that is fair， and though in all lands love is now mingled with grief， it grows perhaps the greater。” ♡
Shenroo
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I was assigned to read this book following "The Hobbit" in my modern fantasy class for school。 This was such a delight to read， though it was more serious and packed with information than "The Hobbit。"I have seen the movies before， but I find the books to be much more compelling and to take some of the elements in a better portrayal。 Specifically the parts that are meant to be scary （The Black Riders， the Balrog， etc。） are much more frightening because I felt that the movie made them quite chees I was assigned to read this book following "The Hobbit" in my modern fantasy class for school。 This was such a delight to read， though it was more serious and packed with information than "The Hobbit。"I have seen the movies before， but I find the books to be much more compelling and to take some of the elements in a better portrayal。 Specifically the parts that are meant to be scary （The Black Riders， the Balrog， etc。） are much more frightening because I felt that the movie made them quite cheesy。 Tolkien's writing is just so wonderful and was so fun to read。 I highly recommend to those who have seen the movies and want to continue on with the experience in a slightly different way。 。。。more
Remo
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A must-read for every fantasy fan。 Alas， it is a tiring one。 I must rest in Lothlórien for a while now， for I feel very weary。
Musab
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Every read I appreciate Tolkien a little bit more
Raminta Matulytė
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Visai gerai， kad pilnai nesu mačiusi Žiedų valdovo filmų， nes nelyginu filmo su knyga ir visas tas fantastiškas vietas ir veikėjus įsivaizduoju savaip， tik kai kuriuos， kurie buvo jau Hobito filme， tai automatiškai vaizduotėje nupiešiu tokius kaip iš filmo :） Juokingiausia man pasirodė tai， kad jie amžinai nori valgyti ir apie tai labai daug rašoma， maždaug ką tik jų vos neužmušė， o pirma mintis， kad labai norisi valgyti :）Tikrai puikiai parašyta knyga ir nėra ko daugiau pridurti。 Daug veiksmo， Visai gerai， kad pilnai nesu mačiusi Žiedų valdovo filmų， nes nelyginu filmo su knyga ir visas tas fantastiškas vietas ir veikėjus įsivaizduoju savaip， tik kai kuriuos， kurie buvo jau Hobito filme， tai automatiškai vaizduotėje nupiešiu tokius kaip iš filmo :） Juokingiausia man pasirodė tai， kad jie amžinai nori valgyti ir apie tai labai daug rašoma， maždaug ką tik jų vos neužmušė， o pirma mintis， kad labai norisi valgyti :）Tikrai puikiai parašyta knyga ir nėra ko daugiau pridurti。 Daug veiksmo， daug fantazijos， įvairūs veikėjai。。。 。。。more
Zeynepx
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Binbir türlü elem， keder， bela hepsi Frodo'yu buldu tabi ki :） Şimdilik Gandalf dedemden ses yok。 Çok zevkli okuması。 Binbir türlü elem， keder， bela hepsi Frodo'yu buldu tabi ki :） Şimdilik Gandalf dedemden ses yok。 Çok zevkli okuması。 。。。more
John MB
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It is the start of a classic。 One that to my shame i have not read but with that this was interesting to read as tolken really has a unique style with lots of songs and beautiful poetry。 He is a descriptive writer and this does make this book start very slowly。 Knowing the volume of the book， this does take some time to venture through before your really invested in the story。 It finished well， and i will be coming back to book 2 shortly after a few novellas to get me a refresh。 I may have rated It is the start of a classic。 One that to my shame i have not read but with that this was interesting to read as tolken really has a unique style with lots of songs and beautiful poetry。 He is a descriptive writer and this does make this book start very slowly。 Knowing the volume of the book， this does take some time to venture through before your really invested in the story。 It finished well， and i will be coming back to book 2 shortly after a few novellas to get me a refresh。 I may have rated it three stars， but it is required reading for the origins of the fantasy genre。 。。。more
Thomas Wright
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Read this a few years after the saw the films and was suprised at how much I enjoyed it。 For newcomers this is a very dense read， but full of charm。 Fellowship is worth the read just for Tom Bombadill。
Alessio De Agostini
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Nell' ultimo periodo ho deciso di riniziare questo lungo viaggio， anche perché non sono riuscito a finirlo la prima volta （mi bloccai più o meno a metà del terzo libro）。Queste belle giornate di sole， accompagnate da tanto verde e da i primi fiori che sbocciano， mi hanno fatto venire voglia di ripartire per la Terra di Mezzo。 Quindi ecco quello che mi ha fatto riprovare la seconda lettura del primo libro de " Il Signore degli AnelliTitolo libro: Il Signore degli Anelli- La compagnia dell' anelloS Nell' ultimo periodo ho deciso di riniziare questo lungo viaggio， anche perché non sono riuscito a finirlo la prima volta （mi bloccai più o meno a metà del terzo libro）。Queste belle giornate di sole， accompagnate da tanto verde e da i primi fiori che sbocciano， mi hanno fatto venire voglia di ripartire per la Terra di Mezzo。 Quindi ecco quello che mi ha fatto riprovare la seconda lettura del primo libro de " Il Signore degli AnelliTitolo libro: Il Signore degli Anelli- La compagnia dell' anelloScritto da: J。 R。 R。 TolkienOpinione Personale:È la seconda volta che leggo il primo capitolo di questa lunga avventura， ed è la seconda volta che lo leggo in primavera mentre tutto inizia a fiorire e si riaccende il verde dei prati。 Forse dato dal fatto che nella mia mente è fissa l' immagine della Contea sempre verde e mozzafiato vista nei film。 Tolkien ha creato a una vera e propria mitologia fantasy， la quale si sente anche all' interno di questa lunga avventura grazie ad alcuni riferimenti menzionati proprio dai protagonisti。 La compagnia dell' anello è un libro d' avventura che fa esplorare al lettore la maggior parte della Terra di Mezzo creata da Tolkien。 Questo capitolo della trilogia ci permette di scoprire l' eleganza， il tatto e allo stesso tempo la paura che Tolkien riesce a mettere e a dosare perfettamente nella sua scrittura。 Nonostante la scrittura （ o la traduzione） sia diversa dal modo di narrare di oggi giorno， la lettura risulta buona e scorrevole。 Il modo di descrivere i vari paesaggi e ambientazioni aiuta il lettore ad immaginarsi quasi perfettamente dove si trova il gruppo di personaggi protagonisti。 Un libro che porta un senso candore e di amicizia che non avevo mai provato prima leggendo un libro。 C'è qualcosa di magico in questo libro che ti porta a leggere pagina dopo pagina e dopo poco tempo di accorgi di aver letto già molti capitoli e quindi cerchi di rallentare ma non ci riesci。 Ci sarebbe un modo per godersi ancora di più questa prima parte della trilogia e credo sia quello di recuperare tutti i racconti precedenti （lo hobbit， il Silmarillion ecc。） Credo che leggere questo fantasy （la prima volta lo avevo letto fino a metà del terzo libro） faccia capire come debba essere un fantasy scritto bene。 E deve anche essere un punto di partenza per i lettori che vogliono concentrarsi più su questo genere di romanzi。 Ci sarebbe tanto da dire， ma come sapete non mi piace fare spoiler， anche se sono opere datate， ma preferisco che il lettore rimanga sorpreso durante la lettura。 。。。more
Jackson
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3。5/5 starsOkay， I know that this book is iconic。 I appreciate it's impact on the franchise and it's probably the best fantasy book of all time。 But， completely subjectively， this wasn't my favorite thing。 I had trouble with the plot structure， feeling bored for long stretches and then excited for smaller bursts。 The characters， while iconic， were a bit stiff。 I really enjoyed Gimli， though， and Sam remains a favorite。 I had a nice time with the audio book and i'm excited to keep listening to th 3。5/5 starsOkay， I know that this book is iconic。 I appreciate it's impact on the franchise and it's probably the best fantasy book of all time。 But， completely subjectively， this wasn't my favorite thing。 I had trouble with the plot structure， feeling bored for long stretches and then excited for smaller bursts。 The characters， while iconic， were a bit stiff。 I really enjoyed Gimli， though， and Sam remains a favorite。 I had a nice time with the audio book and i'm excited to keep listening to the series。 。。。more
Shirley
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This is the first volume of the Lord of the Rings trilogy。 The first volume included two books， which becomes a long novel。 This was an entertaining and adventurous novel！ I loved reading it！ This book allowed my creative imagination to run free。 I love how much context the author gives on the historical background of middle-earth and the importance of the ring。 I think the author did a great job taking his time， describing the journey Frodo and his friends go on。I highly recommend this book for This is the first volume of the Lord of the Rings trilogy。 The first volume included two books， which becomes a long novel。 This was an entertaining and adventurous novel！ I loved reading it！ This book allowed my creative imagination to run free。 I love how much context the author gives on the historical background of middle-earth and the importance of the ring。 I think the author did a great job taking his time， describing the journey Frodo and his friends go on。I highly recommend this book for anyone who enjoys reading fantasy， adventure， and suspenseful genres。 。。。more
Karen
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I haven't read The Fellowship of the Ring since I was in middle school in the 1970s， so I decided that this deserved a reread。 Tolkien displays a genius for creating a story world that is so richly populated with people and lush in the setting。 It's impressively ornate。 When I first read the trilogy， I was impatient about the detail。 I skimmed some of the detail about setting in order to focus on plot。 Now I am impressed with the detail and how it pulls the reader into another time and place。 We I haven't read The Fellowship of the Ring since I was in middle school in the 1970s， so I decided that this deserved a reread。 Tolkien displays a genius for creating a story world that is so richly populated with people and lush in the setting。 It's impressively ornate。 When I first read the trilogy， I was impatient about the detail。 I skimmed some of the detail about setting in order to focus on plot。 Now I am impressed with the detail and how it pulls the reader into another time and place。 We own the Peter Jackson film trilogy， so I have seen FotR a half dozen times or more。 However， I had forgotten that there is a lot of detail prior to the fellowship assembling in Rivendell， so I was genuinely intrigued to watch how the Hobbits dodged the dark riders before and after they met up with Strider。 And I also forgot that Pippen established himself as a troublemaker from the get go。 Every story needs a character who sets some action into motion。 It was an interesting reread。 I should not have waited 40+ years to revisit this book。 。。。more
Keelekingfisher
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Tolkien's work completely changed the genre of fantasy for good reason。 His style of writing is very。。 distinct， but I really enjoyed it。 Tolkien's work completely changed the genre of fantasy for good reason。 His style of writing is very。。 distinct， but I really enjoyed it。 。。。more
Nick
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I'll stick to the movies。 I'll stick to the movies。 。。。more
Matthew
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Tolkien where are the women？？ At least it’s gayer
Erick Man
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I entered this universe for a friend， who loves Peter Jackson movies， so after seeing the movies I came here and 。。。 WOW。 For my first foray into the fantasy world， I have come across something very crude in every possible way:Writing。 With a delisious prose to the fullest， JRR Tolkien knows how to describe and enter his world without sounding boring or pretentious， it really makes you want to know more and more， although I will not deny that at the beginning， with the prologue， it was somewhat I entered this universe for a friend， who loves Peter Jackson movies， so after seeing the movies I came here and 。。。 WOW。 For my first foray into the fantasy world， I have come across something very crude in every possible way:Writing。 With a delisious prose to the fullest， JRR Tolkien knows how to describe and enter his world without sounding boring or pretentious， it really makes you want to know more and more， although I will not deny that at the beginning， with the prologue， it was somewhat boring for My， more than anything because I was not yet in love with the world， so for a non-fan， a prologue only focused on hobbits may be redundant， but otherwise it is fantastic。History。 You feel the love with which Tolkien writes his story， an epic that， from the first moment， seems planned in detail， even with its ending that （spoiler， perhaps） does not feel as such， but only as the conclusion of another chapter ， leaving the feeling of wanting to advance to the next book as quickly as possible。 The protagonists are enjoyable to read， as they are varied and have different visions and ways of thinking， which makes their mission and objective strongly marked within。World。 Tolkien really makes his world alive， you can feel that， although this story has a fixed beginning， the universe of Middle Earth already existed long before and， by the time it ends， it will continue to exist。 I would not be surprised to know that the author， while writing， probably had a folder filled with facts about his world， or a giant map of his own pasted on the wall， from which he closely followed Frodo's journey， because it really feels all set in place。 correct shape， without being forced or flat。In conclusion 。。。 The Fellowship of the Ring is one of the best books I have read this year， it has opened the doors to a world that I want to know more about and that， without a doubt， I will read a lot， because the conclusion I already know。 ， but one is the end of a movie， another the conclusion of JRR Tolkien's legendarium。 。。。more
Delia
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It's been more than enough years since I've read this trilogy （although I read The Hobbit pretty religiously！）。 Tolkien has such a mastery in world building。 He transports the lucky reader from their couch to the magical lands of Middle Earth。 It's been more than enough years since I've read this trilogy （although I read The Hobbit pretty religiously！）。 Tolkien has such a mastery in world building。 He transports the lucky reader from their couch to the magical lands of Middle Earth。 。。。more
Reluxa
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 May contain SPOILERS！The Fellowship of the Ring is one of my favorite piece of literature。 It is also probably one of the greatest fairytales of all time which undoubtedly greatly influenced other authors who had similar interests as Tolkien。 Due to its length， the story was broke up into three volumes， each containing two books。 The reason why the first volume is my favorite is probably because it is the start to a fantastic journey which made me appreciate fantasy as a genre。 I have to say tha May contain SPOILERS！The Fellowship of the Ring is one of my favorite piece of literature。 It is also probably one of the greatest fairytales of all time which undoubtedly greatly influenced other authors who had similar interests as Tolkien。 Due to its length， the story was broke up into three volumes， each containing two books。 The reason why the first volume is my favorite is probably because it is the start to a fantastic journey which made me appreciate fantasy as a genre。 I have to say that it is still not perfect as it can be dull sometimes， due to the great attention to details。 It is not a book which we should start reading expecting a lot of action。 It is a book which adds a lot of detail to the world of Middle-Earth。 That is not to say it is just world building， as we can definitely action in it or otherwise interesting events that keeps the reader going。 In my opinion， this is a piece of serious literature for a number of reasons。 For one， this book deals with real world issues， for example industrialism as we can see it in Isengard’s industrial hell， or the desolate， greatly polluted land of Mordor。 The theme of industrialization might have been inspired by Tolkien’s childhood as he greatly missed the disappearance of British countryside。 Another inspiration could have been Tolkien’s experiences during World War I with the appearance of a much more modernized warfare。 According to Tolkien， this book can also be seen as a religious book， which we can see in the constant battle between good and evil。 The book also deals with power and its corrupting influence。 This corruption is symbolized by the One Ring which has the power to break a person both mentally and physically based on the duration of possession。 On a more positive note， the theme of friendship and unity also plays an important role in the story。 In fact， this power of friendship is what keeps the story going。 Furthermore， the various races of Middle-Earth realize that in order to defeat the forces of evil， they have to unite。 This is especially important because certain races， for example Dwarves and Elves hold age long grudges toward each other。 In conclusion， this is definitely a book that I can recommend if you are a fan of the genre， or you just simply want to read an otherwise entertaining story。ISJ56N 。。。more
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