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#23 Why is it always the mouth with you?
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#24
Nice
How are the extended books in the series?
(I’ve only read the trilogy, and The Hobbit).
Nice
How are the extended books in the series?
(I’ve only read the trilogy, and The Hobbit).
#26 slow going but really interesting it's mostly notes and earlier drafts. I would definitely recommend going and watching nerd of the rings (that's his channel name) on YouTube if you're into LOTR that's the place to go
#28 that guy really goes into the lore I'm pretty sure he's read every single one of tolkien's Middle Earth books at least twice
#30 I wouldn't say so but I would say all of the books Christopher Tolkien has published which are compiled notes and drafts are going to be slow
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#34
Ah
I see
(I mainly think the books are slow cuz I watched the movies first, but they still seem pretty slow to me)
Ah
I see
(I mainly think the books are slow cuz I watched the movies first, but they still seem pretty slow to me)
I read The Hobbit the entire LOTR series in under a month probably about 3 days per book
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#36
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It takes me at least 1 month for one of those books (I only really read for 30-60 mins before I go to bed)
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It takes me at least 1 month for one of those books (I only really read for 30-60 mins before I go to bed)
#37 the thing is The Hobbit was meant to be a book with no sequel Tolkien specifically wrote it to make sure there was no sequel and yet there is
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#38
I like The Hobbit book better
I like the LOTR movies better for me thinking the books are slow
The Rings of Power tv series is better then all of em tho
(I didn’t include War of the Rohirrim cuz I haven’t read the book that is based on yet)
I like The Hobbit book better
I like the LOTR movies better for me thinking the books are slow
The Rings of Power tv series is better then all of em tho
(I didn’t include War of the Rohirrim cuz I haven’t read the book that is based on yet)
The funny thing is there wasn't supposed to be a sequel to The Hobbit JRR Tolkien specifically wrote it so there would be no sequel
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#42
Technically, it is a standalone book
LOTR is a different timeline, with The Hobbit being an optional part of the story
Technically, it is a standalone book
LOTR is a different timeline, with The Hobbit being an optional part of the story
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#39
Also, he didn’t really have much choice to make a sequel or not
Pretty much everyone who read The Hobbit wanted him to expand
Pretty much everyone who read The Hobbit wanted him to expand
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