The fellowship of the ring/John Ron Reginald Tolkein
Published by unicorn
This book contains 512 pages
This book is part of a trilogy called: LORD OF THE RING" it contains two more books called: THE TWO TOWERS and THE RETURN OF THE KING this is the first book of the cycle
The plot:
The story begins with the birthday party of bilbo bagins, an old adventurer and a hobbit (a small and stout nation of peaceful demi humans). Bilbo decided to leave his homeland, but before he leaves he gives his most valuable treasure (a magic ring) to his nephew frodo bagins. Frodo is visited frequently by a wandering mage named gandalf the gray. Gandalf eventually tells frodo that the magic ring his uncle gave him is actually an evil artifact of great powers and that the dark lord Sauron of mordor its owner is searching the land for the ring.
drawing of Frodo Baggins
Frodo Baggins Drawing.
Frodo Baggins vs. Harry Potter (353/365)Frodo is than ordered do go to rivindel the house of the elven lord Elrond in order to give the ring to the high council there. Frodo leaves with his two friends: merry and pepin and with sam gumgy his loyal gardener (that easdroped on his conversations with gandalf). On there way to rivindel they meet a ranger named aragon and together they manage to escape the nazgul (the nine wraithes of the lesser rings). And reach rivindel alive.
In rivindel the council decides the ring should be destroyed in mount doom: a volcano that lies deep inside the land of Mordor. They also decided that frodo will remain the bearer of the ring and that he will be helped by: his three original companions, Aragon, an elf named Legulas, a dwarf named Gimly, a human prince named Boromir and by Gandalf the gray. Together the nine...
I LIKED THE BOOK LONG BEFORE THE MOVIES
I Have read all three of these books and i have to agree the sense of depth the author gave the first part only laid thes stepping stones for the other books to follow in contuinence to the fellowship of the ring. This book written a while back did not get the reconition it deseveved when first released , how come it is that if a book becomes a move it become a sensation over night with books flying of the sevels at you local book stores. i personally remember reading this book at the tender age of 10 I am now 26 and the passion of not being able to put it down still contunies till this day the plot, story , character as well as the places within the books have captured my attention for a life time to come.
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