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Powrót Króla

Powrót Króla

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  • Create Date：2021-04-26 12:00:10
  • Update Date：2025-09-07
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  • Author：J.R.R. Tolkien
  • ISBN：8381165210
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Summary

Trzecia część Władcy Pierścieni， porywającej przygody， stworzonej z epickim rozmachem przez J。R。R。 Tolkiena。

Zebrały się armie Władcy Ciemności， a jego przerażający cień sięga coraz dalej。 Połączone siły ludzi， krasnoludów， elfów i entów stają naprzeciw nawałnicy mroku。 Tymczasem Frodo i Sam uparcie wędrują w głąb Mordoru， zamierzając zrealizować cel ich heroicznej misji i zniszczyć Pierścień Jedyny。

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Reviews

Maggie ，

"And then it seemed to him that as in his dream in the house of Bombadil， the grey rain-curtain turned all to silver glass and was rolled back， and he beheld white shores and beyond them a far green country under a swift sunrise。" "And then it seemed to him that as in his dream in the house of Bombadil， the grey rain-curtain turned all to silver glass and was rolled back， and he beheld white shores and beyond them a far green country under a swift sunrise。" 。。。more

Mason Bramer ，

Love returning to this book when I’m in need of a hope-filled ending。

Dave ，

Masterpiece

alisha ，

（REREAD） wait why am i crying again lol

Maria ，

“Courage is found in unlikely places。”This was the first time I have ever read this series and I was pretty impressed！ My boyfriend showed me these movies once a couple years ago， and I’m glad it was a long time ago， because reading this series felt new/fresh in my mind。 I read the Hobbit last year。 My boyfriend gave me his childhood copy when we did a Christmas book swap a couple years ago。 I read the other three during the last week or so。I definitely needed a character list though for this se “Courage is found in unlikely places。”This was the first time I have ever read this series and I was pretty impressed！ My boyfriend showed me these movies once a couple years ago， and I’m glad it was a long time ago， because reading this series felt new/fresh in my mind。 I read the Hobbit last year。 My boyfriend gave me his childhood copy when we did a Christmas book swap a couple years ago。 I read the other three during the last week or so。I definitely needed a character list though for this series。 I’m terrible at remembering character names when there’s a ton of them and I felt myself flipping back and forth to check which character did what， and find out if it was the same character that was doing something now。 That’s not a negative with the series， just a negative with my brain that has a hard time remembering character names sometimes 😂Overall I definitely loved the books， once I got used to Tolkien’s wordy writing。 I’ll definitely be picking up this series again in the future， but we’ll be watching the movies again soon so I can compare！ 。。。more

Oli Johnson ，

The Lord Of The Rings are just about my favourite films ever so I’m not sure why it took me so long to read these。 In parts I feel that the films are better， the big battles， Helms Deep in particular felt almost like a minor event in the books， maybe that was down to the pacing too， with It happening halfway through and Frodo’s journey then being the latter half of the book。 The end of Return of the King is a weird one too， the whole return to the shire part feels tacked on and unnecessary。 Also The Lord Of The Rings are just about my favourite films ever so I’m not sure why it took me so long to read these。 In parts I feel that the films are better， the big battles， Helms Deep in particular felt almost like a minor event in the books， maybe that was down to the pacing too， with It happening halfway through and Frodo’s journey then being the latter half of the book。 The end of Return of the King is a weird one too， the whole return to the shire part feels tacked on and unnecessary。 Also think this confirms the fact that I’m terrible at reading series of books， I don’t have the attention span and it ends up taking me way too long。 。。。more

Andrea Paterson ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 I think I liked this the best of the three books。 Especially the last chapters when the Hobbits come back to the Shire。 I had forgotten about Frodo going off with Gandalf and Bilbo and the Elves to the Havens and I definitely cried。 The political bits about putting all the kingdoms in order were pretty boring though I have to admit！ I cannot believe I read all three of these books aloud。 My nine year old son enjoyed them and the whole reading was a completely new way to experience this saga for I think I liked this the best of the three books。 Especially the last chapters when the Hobbits come back to the Shire。 I had forgotten about Frodo going off with Gandalf and Bilbo and the Elves to the Havens and I definitely cried。 The political bits about putting all the kingdoms in order were pretty boring though I have to admit！ I cannot believe I read all three of these books aloud。 My nine year old son enjoyed them and the whole reading was a completely new way to experience this saga for me。 I recommend it！ 。。。more

Dev Taylor ，

This was a really enjoyable trilogy， and it ranks right up there among my all-time faves。The writing style， in particular， was something I really relished。 Tolkien's descriptive style is extremely rich and poetic， and creates an immersive atmosphere that can be enjoyed in and of itself - regardless of what plot events are transpiring。I will say I found this volume was probably the weakest of the three， but it was still solid enough。 I wasn't a big fan of the 100+ page denouement， especially （vie This was a really enjoyable trilogy， and it ranks right up there among my all-time faves。The writing style， in particular， was something I really relished。 Tolkien's descriptive style is extremely rich and poetic， and creates an immersive atmosphere that can be enjoyed in and of itself - regardless of what plot events are transpiring。I will say I found this volume was probably the weakest of the three， but it was still solid enough。 I wasn't a big fan of the 100+ page denouement， especially （view spoiler）[the whole thing near the end with Saruman taking over the shire。 （hide spoiler）] Having said that， I guess when you write a fantasy trilogy that's among the best ever written you can pretty much do whatever the hell you want。Overall， the entire trilogy was an awesome read。 I can't recommend it enough to anyone who hasn't yet delved into it！ 。。。more

Mel ，

Characters: 10/10， Same is so loyal！ I loved him and Frodo’s dynamic。 Aragorn （my personal favorite） had a cool arc。 Plot: 8/10 I really enjoyed the chapters after mount doom！ Loved how Tolkien gave a long conclusion to this series and took his time with each character’s endingPacing: 8/10 kept a steady pace however the second to last chapter was hard to be interested in。 Compared to the other chapters it was much longer and make it difficult to get through。 Writing style: 5/10 the only thing th Characters: 10/10， Same is so loyal！ I loved him and Frodo’s dynamic。 Aragorn （my personal favorite） had a cool arc。 Plot: 8/10 I really enjoyed the chapters after mount doom！ Loved how Tolkien gave a long conclusion to this series and took his time with each character’s endingPacing: 8/10 kept a steady pace however the second to last chapter was hard to be interested in。 Compared to the other chapters it was much longer and make it difficult to get through。 Writing style: 5/10 the only thing that docks a point from my review。 It was sometimes confusing if there were literal things happening or if they were magical。 I had to look things up online to clarify。 Maybe that is part of the enchanting aspect of the book but I didn’t like it。 Also Tolkien likes to explain his sceneries （which can lead to lengthy but unnecessary explanations）。 Thought provoking: 6/10 honestly I was most interested in what would happen to the ring。 I thought that we would find out more about it but we never did。 Entertainment: 8/10 was fairly entertained for the majority of the time。3。5/4 out of 5 stars: enjoyed reading it 。。。more

Que Orteza ，

This book was amazing！ Really love the author。 If you have some great stories like this one， you can publish it on Novel Star， just submit your story to hardy@novelstar。top or joye@novelstar。top

Pablo ，

Probablemente， el señor de los Anillos de Tolkien no inventó solo un mundo （la Tierra Media y su vasta cronología de idiomas， relatos y remembranzas）， con la precisión filológica que la vida académica del autor podía garantizar， sino muchos: baste ver como el final del volumen （recordad: que sea el tercero fue una decisión editorial， por eso Tolkien divide la saga por "libros" y fue la editorial que inventó las "entregas"， comprimiendo a los seis libros en dos libros por "entrega"） es un larguís Probablemente， el señor de los Anillos de Tolkien no inventó solo un mundo （la Tierra Media y su vasta cronología de idiomas， relatos y remembranzas）， con la precisión filológica que la vida académica del autor podía garantizar， sino muchos: baste ver como el final del volumen （recordad: que sea el tercero fue una decisión editorial， por eso Tolkien divide la saga por "libros" y fue la editorial que inventó las "entregas"， comprimiendo a los seis libros en dos libros por "entrega"） es un larguísimo apéndice que abre， expande y detalla subtramas y personajes。Toquemos ahora el asunto: la versión de Peter Jackson es la definitiva， pero no la más fiel。 Jackson añade toda clase de （audaces） detalles peliculeros， pero por eso mismo leer la odisea de Tolkien sigue siendo un gusto: Sam emerge más legítimamente como testigo y fatigoso héroe en su medida， no hay una historia de amor de Aragorn y el final es de una melancolía atroz， con Frodo， como todo héroe， sabiendo que ya no puede volver a casa porque no debe sino partir para desaparecer。 Esa pérdida es de una belleza increíble， e igual que la gente recuerda （falsamente） batallas， Tolkien es muy literario en ellas: adquiere puntos de vista diferentes （Frodo o Merry o quien sea se desvanece） y las sobrevuela， pero apenas las detalla en detalles。 Con todo， me sorprende descubrir lo que ya sabía: que la fantasía no es mi rollo （pese a su elegancia）， que apenas me interesa la visión maniquea pero exquisitamente tratada del Mal de su autor y que prefiero El Hobbit a esta saga épica， aún apreciando todas sus canciones， secundarios， desvíos y detalles。 Por supuesto， siempre hay esperanza。 。。。more

Sarah Emilia Hopkins ，

I FINALLY FINISHED THE SERIES AND I CAN REST IN PEACE NOW！！！

Sarah Witt ，

Listened to this one on audible。 I’m a fan of the LOTR series and loved the ending of the books more so than the movies， but I still favor the movies to the books on this one。

Krissy ，

What a finish to a great series。

Lisa ，

Blir litt småsprø av den forklarende skrivestilen， og det flyter ikke så godt at det gjør noe， føles ganske kronglete rett og slett。Velvel， Frodo og Sam ❤️

Kristin ，

These books were ROUGH as read alouds but the Sam/ Frodo relationship made it worth it。 Also the basic decency of hobbits in the most ridiculously evil of backdrops。 But was taken aback by the backed in racism/ colonialism that I never noticed reading it as a young person。 Had to call it out to the kids。 Not sure they really got it。 But the story is so so good that they hung in through some tough prose。 I didn't skim over much at all。 The story still captivates。 And the simple common man having These books were ROUGH as read alouds but the Sam/ Frodo relationship made it worth it。 Also the basic decency of hobbits in the most ridiculously evil of backdrops。 But was taken aback by the backed in racism/ colonialism that I never noticed reading it as a young person。 Had to call it out to the kids。 Not sure they really got it。 But the story is so so good that they hung in through some tough prose。 I didn't skim over much at all。 The story still captivates。 And the simple common man having the key to saving the world seemed a moral still worth sharing。 That a gardener， taking care of his friend， being decent， keeping everybody fed， planting trees， and doing the next right thing could help overcome the orcs， trolls， spiders and evil wizards is an ok storyline for my kids to keep in their heads。 Arrow shooting elves and hammer swinging dwarves are all fine and good， but a gardener and a pitiful ruined creature both have their role to play in the end。 I'm good with that as a take home message。 。。。more

Amir Mahdi ，

حرفی برای گفتن وجود نداره و فکر کنم همگان ارباب حلقه ها رو بشناسن

Malmis ，

I slutet när de slåss för att ta tillbaka Fylket kändes ganska onödigt

Lucas Reid ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Suck it Sauron。 All your precious plotting got you in the end was a five star review。

Eric Waschak ，

Fell deeds， awake。 This was certainly my favorite of the trilogy on the reread。 Some of that was more likely to happen with all the arcs arriving at their terminus， but the pacing and character work are strongest （to my eye） in this final volume。 I particularly enjoyed- Eowyn and Faramir in the houses of healing- the hands of the king being the hands of the healer - Sam finding steel in himself to complete the task as he and Frodo approached Mt。 Doom even as hope died because he fully embraced t Fell deeds， awake。 This was certainly my favorite of the trilogy on the reread。 Some of that was more likely to happen with all the arcs arriving at their terminus， but the pacing and character work are strongest （to my eye） in this final volume。 I particularly enjoyed- Eowyn and Faramir in the houses of healing- the hands of the king being the hands of the healer - Sam finding steel in himself to complete the task as he and Frodo approached Mt。 Doom even as hope died because he fully embraced their responsibility - The self-betrayal of evil- The Eagle proclaiming the return of the king- Eowyn and Merry tag teaming the Witch King- Everyone’s brusqueness with the lore master in the houses of healing- Eomer and Aragorn meeting on the field of battle- Aragorn sending the men who didn’t have the strength of heart to reach the Black Gate to take another fortress， giving them a noble task within their own measure to achieveBut man。 Arwen really comes out of left field。 Thanks for amending that， Peter Jackson。 。。。more

Sarah Beck ，

Amazing！！ First time reading the whole series through， and I love that parts of it are portrayed accurately in the movies， but there is so much more in the books！ I love the details， and the world-building is phenomenal！

Anne ，

Such an amazing conclusion to this great trilogy！ Unlike the first two books， this one is perhaps the one which is missing the most from the movies。 I loved Eowyn and Faramir's romance， and the fight for the Shire near the end。 There is so much to love about this book， both on a moral level and a fanciful level。 The world is brilliantly done， though I admit that so much of the names for things were impossible to pronounce。 The characters were complex for being such an epic story of good and evil Such an amazing conclusion to this great trilogy！ Unlike the first two books， this one is perhaps the one which is missing the most from the movies。 I loved Eowyn and Faramir's romance， and the fight for the Shire near the end。 There is so much to love about this book， both on a moral level and a fanciful level。 The world is brilliantly done， though I admit that so much of the names for things were impossible to pronounce。 The characters were complex for being such an epic story of good and evil。 A must read for every fantasy or classic reader！ And I'm glad I finally got around to reading it。 。。。more

Franco Rivero Segura ，

El apogeo de la literatura de fantasia， eso es lo unico que puedo pensar con esta triologia。Desarrollo de presonajes， gran localizacion， guerra， dialogos y toda esa sarasa que me encanta。Lo que critique de los anteriores este lo corrige， las decisiones de ir lentos en los libros predecesores， tiene sentido ya que en este libro estas metido en el mundo。 La critica de separacion de los libros en primero y segundo lo maneja perfecto。No puedo dar mejor review a que en dos dias me lei los dos tercios El apogeo de la literatura de fantasia， eso es lo unico que puedo pensar con esta triologia。Desarrollo de presonajes， gran localizacion， guerra， dialogos y toda esa sarasa que me encanta。Lo que critique de los anteriores este lo corrige， las decisiones de ir lentos en los libros predecesores， tiene sentido ya que en este libro estas metido en el mundo。 La critica de separacion de los libros en primero y segundo lo maneja perfecto。No puedo dar mejor review a que en dos dias me lei los dos tercios finales del libro。Gracias por darnos la Fantasia actual Tolkien， donde sea que no estes。 。。。more

JP ，

Yay！ I finished the lord of the rings。 I started to read the Hobbit， The Fellowship of the ring， The two Towers， and the Return of the King。

Ian Castricum ，

I found it was better than the first book， and loved how uit ended。 That was just perfect

Josue Valadez ，

While Harry Potter will always be my favorite fantasy story， I can see how this series is the foundation to how people write fantasy today。 The Return of The King is a great ending to a wonderful story。

Francesca ，

3。5 ⭐️

Paul Clifford ，

This final volume is undoubtedly the one that renders the entire saga a masterpiece！ So many passages of beauty -- each character/plotline pays off mightily -- and the sheer power and wisdom embedded in Tolkien's tale is potent and revealing every time！ Our hearts and minds overflowed （not sure how else to describe it） as we neared the final chapters。 Reading these books aloud as a family has been such a joy！ I'm so glad they humoured me through the early sections so we could relish these moment This final volume is undoubtedly the one that renders the entire saga a masterpiece！ So many passages of beauty -- each character/plotline pays off mightily -- and the sheer power and wisdom embedded in Tolkien's tale is potent and revealing every time！ Our hearts and minds overflowed （not sure how else to describe it） as we neared the final chapters。 Reading these books aloud as a family has been such a joy！ I'm so glad they humoured me through the early sections so we could relish these moments/pages together！ 。。。more

universumlesende ，

Wenn ich die Herr der Ringe Serie mit einem Wort beschreiben müsste， wäre das lange。 Eine Geschichte， die in insgesamt etwa 1500 Seiten erzählt wird und dabei geschieht verhältnismässig nicht einmal so extrem viel。 Viele hundert Seiten wird einfach nur beschrieben， wie sie laufen， wandern， tage-， wochenlang。 Aber trotzdem braucht es alle Seiten irgendwie， denn die Welt， die der Autor da geschaffen hat， ist extremst komplex。Anfangs ist die Gruppe gemeinsam unterwegs， nach und nach teilen sie sich Wenn ich die Herr der Ringe Serie mit einem Wort beschreiben müsste， wäre das lange。 Eine Geschichte， die in insgesamt etwa 1500 Seiten erzählt wird und dabei geschieht verhältnismässig nicht einmal so extrem viel。 Viele hundert Seiten wird einfach nur beschrieben， wie sie laufen， wandern， tage-， wochenlang。 Aber trotzdem braucht es alle Seiten irgendwie， denn die Welt， die der Autor da geschaffen hat， ist extremst komplex。Anfangs ist die Gruppe gemeinsam unterwegs， nach und nach teilen sie sich aber auch oder werden getrennt， sodass man insgesamt etwa zehn Perspektiven hat， die am Ende wieder zusammenkommen。 Neben der offensichtlichen Komplexität der Welt， ist auch die Sprache nicht die einfachste。 Die Bücher wurden in den 60er Jahren geschrieben und das merkt man。 Die Sprache， beziehungsweise einige Formulierungen， sind uns heute einfach nicht mehr ganz geläufig （ich muss dazu aber auch sagen， dass meine Ausgabe eher älter ist und das bei neueren vielleicht anders ist） 。。。more

Ali D ，

*chef's kiss* beautifulAs Gandalf the Clutch moves on， as Samwise the MVP finally gets to see his Gaffer， I'm heartbroken that this journey is over。 Now that I've read the trilogy…I totally get it。 I get why so many people re-read these books。 It's so hard not to get to pulled in。 Also。。。bring back the Entwives， I don't want Treebeard be so sad。 Why my brain latched on to this specific thing so much， I couldn't tell you。 *chef's kiss* beautifulAs Gandalf the Clutch moves on， as Samwise the MVP finally gets to see his Gaffer， I'm heartbroken that this journey is over。 Now that I've read the trilogy…I totally get it。 I get why so many people re-read these books。 It's so hard not to get to pulled in。 Also。。。bring back the Entwives， I don't want Treebeard be so sad。 Why my brain latched on to this specific thing so much， I couldn't tell you。 。。。more

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