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The Hobbit Companion delves into the origin and evolution of these hairy-footed creatures and allows the reader an insight into their world, including their homes, their habits, and their battles. '
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LibraryThing member breeks
I am amazed at the way Tolkien researched the names for so many characters in his whole TLOR writings. David Day has done a good job in giving his analysis of Tolkien's scholarly knowledge in what many people would have a very dry subject. This book is definitely a "companion" for anyone who has
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more than a passing interest in the Ring series. I would certainly recommend it all Hobbiters out there. Show Less
LibraryThing member tramseyer
I had high expectations for this book. I usually like history and learning where words and things come from. Flipping through at the library, the artistry is cute, and close to what I had in mind as Hobbits before watching LOTR.
But for some reason, again something I can't pinpoint, I struggled
But for some reason, again something I can't pinpoint, I struggled
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through the book. I started it several times, and finally managed to skim through to the end. Show Less
LibraryThing member Rubygarnet
A lovely companion to The Hobbit that fleshes out the world a bit more.
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12.2 inches
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1570363919 / 9781570363917
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