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... Pie Society by Mary Ann Shaffer The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafon The Princess Bride by William Goldman The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R.R. Tolkien I Capture the Castle by Dodie Smith Also really enjoyed: Shiver by Maggie Stiefvater The Girl with the Dragon Tatto ...

... remaining for this challenge, one of which I shall endeavour to finish tonight before I go home tomorrow!! I've finished The Fellowship of the Ring and I also read The Professor by Charlotte Bronte since I'm too much of a coward to attempt Rebel Angels this year. Perhaps I'll read it next ...

Well I finished The Fellowship of the Ring around midnight this morning and started to read The Professor by Charlotte Bronte since it's pretty short so I'm gonna swap it into my ABC challenge.

... recorded year!! *dances* I finished the 150th book around the wee hours of this morning and my clever plan worked so that The Fellowship of the Ring took the title. But I still have to do three other reviews before I get to that so off I go!! 147. The Prefect by Alastair Reynolds I ...

I'm still going with The Fellowship of the Ring which I'm enjoying immensely and I'm still terribly bewildered as to why I didn't re-read it sooner although I will admit that everything seems rather new to me so perhaps I skimmed through it much too fast the first time round in my hurry to see ...

... care it begins with an "I"!!) which is an intriguing translated french book which I shall probably read after I've finished The Fellowship of the Ring which is my current read (I'm purposely reading it on it's own so it will be my 150th unique read for this read). So once I've got "I" and "T" ...

... even seem to get out of the Shire. The eventual solution was a family camping trip on which the only books I brought were The Fellowship of the Ring and The Two Towers. With nothing else to read, I whipped through them in nothing flat and spent the next week cursing myself for not having ...

... of the ones I remember fondly for one reason or another. 1.Charlie and the Chocolate Factory 2.Charlotte's Web 3.The Fellowship of the Ring 4.The Lion, the witch and the wardrobe 5.The Borrowers 6.James and the Giant Peach 7.Animalia 8.Looking for Alibrandi 9.To Kill ...

... won't be lumped together as one entry. 1. The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath 2. The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien 3. The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien 4. The Two Towers by J.R.R. Tolkien 5. The Return of the King by J.R.R. Tolkien 6. The War of the Worlds ...

I finished THe Shadow of the Wind early this morning and I made a start on The fellowship of the ring as I am determined to get through before the year ends.

Sherlock Holmes: the sign of Four The Fellowship of the Ring for local smial I'll be reading The Negotiator by Frederick Forsyth next

... as well. But maybe I'm blind or something, but I don't see Movies anywhere on the CK page. Specifically I'm looking at The Fellowship of the Ring http://www.librarything.com/work/3203347/commonknowledge/20747149.

You're almost done! The Fellowship of the Ring isn't as bad as you might think - once you get going you might find yourself flying through it. I don't think I'm going to be done by the end of the year at this rate and since I really want to try an (abridged) 1010 Challenge, I might start reading ...

... only have 8 books left to read which I may probably not manage by the end of the year since I've still got Rebel Angels, Fellowship of the Ring and Absolution Gap which are three of the chunkiest and potentially hard-going books I have. I may get one done before year's end but i am ...

... recommendation list, ownership check marks, etc.) Examples: For The Lord of the Rings I would add Tolkien, J .R .R. - The Fellowship of the Ring; Tolkien, J. R. R. - The Two Towers; Tolkien, J. R. R. - The Return of the King. For Harvard Classics Vol. 1 I would add Franklin, Benjamin ...

The Fellowship of the Ring: Being the First Part of The Lord of the Rings by J. R. R. Tolkien - read not that long ago...right before the movie came out.

Fellowship of the Ring and A Fine Balance still - LOVING Fine Balance, though I know it's going to end very badly. Going to start Fires on the Plain soon, my friend gives it the highest recommendation.

The Lord of the Rings. I loved The Hobbit, I was into fantasy, everyone loves Lord of the Rings. My mother used to re-read it every year because it was her favourite fantasy. My mother had excellent taste in books. She gave me a beautiful box set when I was in my late teens. I read ...

I'm reading on and on, and kinda of had to put my two cents in. I've abandoned the first book of Lord of the Rings at least 3 times. I think I'm too simplistic, I don't want to have an on going complex explanation of things. However, I am determined to finish the trilogy someday, as I heard it' ...

Fellowship of the Ring; used to reread these books every year, but now I'm getting back to it after about a 5 year absence. Cellist of Sarajevo by Steven Galloway; based on the true story of the cellist who played for 22 days after 22 people were bombed. Could be a little maudlin but the ...

I just bought A Child called "It" by David Pelzer and The Fellowship of the Ring by Tolkien for 500 Yen each which is sooo cheap! I think I read the first one years ago and I gave the Ring-Triology a try when the first movie was released but I thought it was so boring... So I will try it ...

... in my quest to find a Christie fan who likes the book, to explain to me why :) I finally reviewed the audiobook of The Fellowship of the Ring that I finished about two weeks ago (review: http://www.librarything.com/review/51156746). I'm well into The Two Towers now and enjoying it ...

... that second time! Normally I hesitate a bit before diving into something as huge as LOTR, but I was determined to finish The Fellowship before the movie came out. Mine's a one-volume copy, so I read straight through all three books and tumbled out the other side a bit dazed and wondering ...

... 200px; margin-right:10px;" src="http://images.amazon.com/images/P/000712970X.01._SY190_SCLZZZZZZZ_.jpg"> 21. The Fellowship of the Ring, by J.R.R Tolkien Oh, how does one begin to review such a book as this? I'm not even going to try. Some years ago, I read LoTR up to the ...

... Lemony Snicket Little Women by Louisa May Alcott My Face to the Wind (Dear America series) by Jim Murphy LOTR: The Fellowship of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien In the Woods by Tana French LOTR: The Two Towers by J.R.R. Tolkien LOTR: The Return of the King by ...

... interest for Pratchett, so getting suggestions for Neil Gaiman or Tom Holt would be welcome. Or if I have read Fellowship of the Ring I really don't need to be recommended Two Towers, if for some reason I haven't read it, it is not because I don't know it exists. Those shouldn't ...

55. The Fellowship of the Ring, J.R.R Tolkien (category 9) *** Too many German military history books = re-reads of cozy old favorites. It didn't disappoint, although I find it odd that Fellowship is my favorite book of the trilogy, but my least favorite of the movies. Hmm...

... and embroidered it with Tolkien's glyph. Above the bed are the original covers of The Silmarillion, The Hobbit, and The Fellowship of the Ring. The other framed pictures include a big map of middle earth, Gandalf, Smaug, Treebeard, etc. Thanks for letting me share my excitement.

... one go and it was totally worth it! Yeah, it's a bit difficult and I did feel tempted (during The Two Towers, not during The Fellowship of the Ring) to give up too. But if you stick to it you are going to enjoy it a whole lot. My favorite part is The Return of the King.

... Good translation, but not so great transcription in some points. I've found quite a few typos... Also re-reading The Fellowship of the Ring. I read The Hobbit and The Fellowship a while ago, but I never got to reading The Two Towers or The Return of the King, so I'm starting ...

... Reynolds S- The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society, Mary Ann Shaffer T- The Fellowship of the Ring, J.R.R. Tolkein U- Montmorency and the Assassins by Eleanor Updale V- Stray by Rachel Vincent W ...

Yeah Cryptonomicon was great and all, but four pages on breakfast ... why? I also have to admit that The Lord of the Rings could have been a bit shorter, especially the first book, even though I am a fan and kind of like the verbose style.

So I just went to The Fellowship of the Ring and doing some digging, the LT connection takes us to our page, where the amazon connection takes us to an unreviewed Spanish copy of it. Finding an english copy there are 862 reviews, but you can't see all the comments, you have to look at each review ...

... percent opt in for commentary, can this not escalate to getting out of hand?" Do the comments on the reviews of The Fellowship of the Ring on Amazon seem out of hand to you?

So if we have a popular book, say The Fellowship of the Ring which has a lot of readers, and not only now, but over the course of time gets hundreds of reviews, and say ten to twenty percent opt in for commentary, can this not escalate to getting out of hand? Every so often, a professionally ...

... together and flagging partial versions in the metadata. No amount of metadata or wiggle-room in "sameness" will make The Fellowship of the Ring be the same thing as Return of the King, but your original proposal (to combine both of these with Lord of the Rings, and thus with each ...

>13 Count me in, too. Read The Hobbit for a class in college and struggled to finish it. Gave The Fellowship of the Ring a try - twice - and couldn't get more than 30 pages or so in. I just don't care for his writing style. I won't deny Tolkien's talent or intelligence; he's just not my cup ...

The Fellowship of the Ring: Being the First Part of The Lord of the Rings by J. R. R. Tolkien well, i suppose it was inevitable.

... read LOTR by a friend of mine who's read them every three years since she was 14. Finally, I succumbed, and after reading The Fellowship of the Rings it was like the skies cleared of dark clouds, birds began singing, the Red Sea was parted once again (you get the idea). Suffice it to say I ...

... the ban might actually have been right. It is possible, not likely mind you but possible that if I'd been allowed to read The Fellowship of the Ring at age thirteen my reaction might have been similar to yours. But, my goodness! Remind me not to waxe lyrical on the monumental virtues of The ...

... So far I'm sure that I want NOT to have it in a hospital. All else is still mutable.) Then, the year after, I picked up The Fellowship of the Ring because the boy I had a huge crush on was reading it and I wanted to be able to talk to him about something that wasn't school gossip or baseball. ...

... no sign of appearing soon. That was my one quibble, that it was left so obviously as a trilogy, as in the style of The Fellowship of the Ring. I desperately desperately want to get to the second right now!! I would advice not reading this until all three are out, unless you enjoy the ...

I've finally gotten enough courage to start The Fellowship of the Ring. A few years ago I got the box set and disliked The Hobbit so much that I was wary of starting three more of the books in the same vein. So fary I've only gotten to the prologue. In the non-fiction section, I'm reading Wh ...

... taking a short break on my journey, but fully expect to be both sailing on The Voyage of the Dawn Treader and joining The Fellowship of the Ring in a very short time.

# 91 just started to read Fellowship of the Ring is it good

The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien; read once in my youth, and once out loud to my son.

21. The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien is the first in the Lord of the Rings Trilogy beginning with Frodo Baggins, a hobbit from the Shire who has inherited a dangerous ring from his cousin Bilbo; the One Ring that rules them all ...

The Fellowship of the Ring - JRR Tolkein. A reread inspired by a recent rereading of The Hobbit. I was really struck this time by the level of description. The first time I read the trilogy I was speeding through to find out what happened next. This time I'm taking a more leisurely approach. Fel ...

... in the past and have enjoyed. By Charles Dickins Pickwick Papers Bleak House By J.R.R. Tolkien The Hobbit The Fellowship of the Ring By William Shakespeare A Comedy of Errors A Midsummers Night Dream The Merry Wives of Windsor Henry IV part1 and part 2 By Rober ...

... Volume 3 of Lewis's letters, and last night I read the note Lewis wrote to Tolkien after reading the printed copy of The Fellowship of the Ring: "I have been trying--like a boy with a bit of toffee--to take Vol. I slowly, to make it last, but appetite overmastered me and it's now ...

Title: The Fellowship of the Ring Author: J.R.R. Tolkien Category: Fantasy Total Books: 21/81 The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien is the first in the Lord of the Rings Trilogy beginning with Frodo Baggins, a hobbit from the Shire who has inherited a dangerous ring from his ...

25. The Fellowship of the Ring - awesome, awesome!

... extremely wrong the media and common sense can be about things). I plan on posting a review when I'm done. I'm rereading The Lord of the Rings - I love the trilogy, and every other spring or so, I reread the whole set. And I'm just starting Nickel and Dimed.

... the Phoenix Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows verses The Hobbit The Fellowship of the Ring The Two Towers The Return of the King

... around 4 and 5 for most users per the site owner. Even so, ratings aren't used a lot across the site - take a book like The Fellowship of the Rings - over 15,000 copies. http://www.librarything.com/work/3203347 Only 4325 ratings. 441 of them on 1/2 stars - nearly 10%. Compare that to ...

... series. It's very satirical and the first is The Color of Magic. Of course, there is Lord of the Rings, starting with The Fellowship of the Ring by JRR Tolkien. Here is a thread listing a bunch of fantasy books that don't follow ...

Why, thank you citygirl! I'm looking forward to you questionnaire answers! #49 The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkein So this has to be the 10th time I've read this? I'll admit it - I love these books. I am a huge nerd (the "I am a scientist" part may have already given that away), ...

... 2 chapters this morning and it didn't kill me so I guess the secret is to keep plugging away. I was able to get through Fellowship of The Ring easily, but The Two Towers has been tough so far.

... Morning #1) by Kristina O'Donnelly 14. Ammie, Come Home by Babara Micheals 15. The Given Day by Dennis Lehane 16. The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien 17. Little Women by Louisa May Alcott 18. Oblomov by Ivan Aleksandrovich Goncharov Currently reading The Count of Mont ...

... 14. Comes a Horseman by Robert Luparo Pages: 544 15. The Silmarillion by J.R.R. Tolkien Pages: 416 16. The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien Pages: 432 17. The Two Towers by J.R.R. Tolkien Pages: 352 18. The Return of the King by J.R.R. Tolkien Page ...

... you'll read next? Wolf-Speaker, Wild Magic, The Book of Lost Things 3. What book did everyone like and you hated? Fellowship of the Ring 4. Which book do you keep telling yourself you'll read, but you probably won't? The Grail King 5. Which book are you saving for "retirement?" Um ...

... etc. were treated as first class items (as andyl suggests) each would almost always (with the exception of things like The Fellowship of the Ring) have to be entered manually. Which would probably be fine because the users that clamor for this sort of thing would probably be comfortable ...

... over and over through her force of character and useful objects found or given along the way. It is very reminiscent of The Fellowship of the Ring and The Elfstones of Shannara. It could be considered an homage to the former, since Britain acknowledges the profound influence of early ...

... the 50 book goal due to that most of these I have read in the past at one time or another. Bleak House The Hobbit The Fellowship of the Ring A Comedy of Errors A Midsummers Night Dream The Merry Wives of Windsor Rolling Stones Double Star Glory Road The Moon is a Har ...

... it in awhile so I can't be sure. Other close contenders for these spots were either the first or fifth Harry Potter book, The Fellowship of the Ring, The Wee Free Men by Terry Pratchett, a couple other Tamora Pierce books, and The Outlaws of Sherwood by Robin McKinley. I think these 5 ...

... it, so when anyone has time, read this. ..... By order of Catey.... Nah, just teasing... Up next on agenda: Finish The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien and start reading Airman by Eoin Colfer :) Catey

... me chip in (becuase I haven't done so yet). I played all the Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings video games. I hated Fellowship of the Ring, Sorcerer's Stone, and chamber of Secrets. They were the annoying "go-around-and-find-random-stuff-and-do-random-missions" video games. However, ...

... eview) 31. The Strain (review) 32. Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic (book club) 33. Unwind 34. Into The Forest 35. The Fellowship of the Ring (audio) 36. Fragment (review) 37. Cain's Redemption (library) 38. Tell Me Where it Hurts 39. The Execution Of A Serial Killer Te ...

The Fellowship of the Rings: Being the First Part of the Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien

... verfilmde boeken ook de films bekijken? Andere verfilmde boeken die het lezen waard zijn: Chocolat Joanne Harris In de ban van de ring Tolkien (dûh!) Groetjes, Sanne.

Since I was reading The Fellowship of the Ring, I decided to watch the movie (the extended one) last night and finished the movie. Now I am watching The Two Towers (also extended). :)

#77Well, today I do not have school, Piyush so guess what I am going to do? You got it, read more of the Fellowship of the Ring! #78 Cait, I will indeed! That's awesome, I have high hopes of liking The Return of the King but I don't know yet since I haven't gotten that far. :) #79 Roni, ...

... back with her from Chicago to central Kansas at the beginning of my senior high school year. She took a week to read The Fellowship of the Ring. I took one day, reading it right through my HS classes (the old slip the paperback behind the textbook trick). She took a week to read The Two T ...

Enjoy The Fellowship of the Ring! I love The Lord of the Rings, and I think the first book is my favourite.

... book 4/5. I already have the sequel on hold at the library. And Piyush will be happy to know I made it to chapter 3 in The Fellowship of the Ring this weekend and will continue to read it during breaks in school. :)

Sorry to intrude here, blame Mysterion, my favorite quote came to mind with this thread. Bilbo in The Fellowship of the Ring says to Gandalf that he's feeling thin and stretched out, "like butter spread over too much bread."

... work. He was so obsessed with making everything consistent it was many years before LOTR was published. If you notice, The Fellowship of the Ring starts out like a story for older children--the ones who would have loved The Hobbit and want more-- but as it goes along it becomes more dark ...

... he was such an ugly bear!). I also was introduced late to the Seuss books and disliked them (irritating), and I did read The Hobbit and enjoyed it somewhat but thought it was rather too pedantic to be much fun.

... two different people owned the video game rights to the franchise at one point meaning here were competing versions of The Fellowship of the Ring released for the Game Boy Advance. I had the one based off the books, and I wish I'd never played it. #43 -- It's horrible. The fact that ...

Well i'm actually trying to read The fellowship of the Ring again i saw a boxed set of the lord of the rings books in W.H. Smiths so i thought heck why not buy it? I've also got several other books which i've started to read but not finished- i've gotta do something about that soon...

... by Stephenie Meyer We also did a multi-part discussion of The Fellowship of the Ring: Part I, chapters 1-3 Part I, ...

... and Frodo trudging through Mordor. The Two Towers is my least favourite section, but I can never decide whether I like The Fellowship of the Ring or The Return of the King better. Is this your first read of the trilogy?

I was wondering the other day; What happened to the book discussion thing. I agree that personally, I was really behind in The Fellowship of the Ring, but I noticed the book finished and the thread sorta died out with it. Anyone interested on starting a new one?

... 0.7% Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets:J. K. Rowling:32604:221:0.7% Hamlet:William Shakespeare:9114:56:0.6% The Fellowship of the Ring:J. R. R. Tolkien:14169:82:0.6% The Return of the King:J. R. R. Tolkien12615:62:0.5% There are many books with lower percents, I just ...

I had a dogeared set of Lord of the Ring which I finally got rid of recently. Maybe it's time to hunt down a nice set to have at the house and keep, time to re-read it!

... bit of my attention. Anyway, aside from those two, I'm in the middle of rereading The Lord of the Rings (I just finished The Fellowship of the Ring) and I have The Perks of Being a Wallflower and Let it Snow out from the library so I should be starting those as soon as I manage to carve ...

... own, including the connection to the trilogy. You are welcome--this is one of my favorite trilogies! (Right along with LOTR, Riddlemaster, The door into series by Diane Duane, Barry Hughart's Bridge of Birds series, Elizabeth Moon's Paksenarrion trilogy, Patricia Wright ...

... welcome! I'll see where I get with my reading. I'd love to join the group read, it sounds interesting! I'm almost through Fellowship of the Ring! Haven't had much time to read, what with midterm exams and such, but let's hope the amount of reading I accomplish will drastically improve in the ...

... Salinger Lolita Vladimir Nabokov One Hundred Years of Solitude Gabriel Garcia Marquez The Fellowship of the Ring J.R.R. Tolkien Catch-22 Joseph Heller The Hobbit J.R.R. Tolkien Ender's Game Orson Scott Card ...

I have always read fantasy and detective stories. I remember borrowing The Hobbit from the library and then The fellowship of the ring after we had a school broadcast serialising it. I think I've read most things people have mentioned from Elric to Mercedes Lackey and the Cheysuli books. A ...

I enjoyed His Dark Materials, but it did appear to be very much a retread of The Fellowship of the Ring, with that flight in disguise from the forces of evil. More importantly, I've let you down, boys, I've given up on Earthly Powers after nearly 200 pages. Just can't make it. Leave me ...

... ck!) Da Vinci Code - Dan Brown (check!) Deception Point - Dan Brown (check!) Digital Fortress - Dan Brown (check!) Fellowship of the Ring - JRR Tolkien (check!) The Two Towers - JRR Tolkien The Return of the King - JRR Tolkien The City and the Stars - Susan Smit Tales & Poems ...

The Lord of the Ring is generally considered one book, split into three by the publishers. Don't know about In Search of Lost Time. It's on my TBR too.

... ell Alias Grace by Margaret Atwood The Unlikely Ones by Mary Brown The Last Unicorn by Peter S. Beagle The Fellowship of the Ring by J. R. R. Tolkien Gormenghast by Mervyn Peake Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain And so many others...

... I am, for what seems like the umpty-billionth time, leaving the Shire with Frodo at the very beginning of his journey in The Fellowship of the Ring.

I have read The Fellowship of the Ring But I've never read Choke

I have read the Hobbit but I have never read The Fellowship of the Ring.

... *** 5. Heart-Shaped Box, Joe Hill (completed 5/20/09) *** 6. The Stranger Beside Me, Ann Rule (reread 8/18/09) *** 7. The Fellowship of the Ring, J.R.R. Tolkien (reread 9/30/09) *** 8. The Two Towers, J.R.R. Tolkien (reread 10/10/09) ** 9. The Return of the King, J.R.R. Tolkien

... suggest you pick up a copy of Bored of the Rings (Harvard Lampoon's hysterically funny parody) forthwith. Even die-hard Lord of the Ring lovers like myself find it funny. P.S. No one should see the movies. They are horrid and destroy the work's loveliness. P.P.S. As for Middlemar ...

... that he will want to keep into adulthood. We can get the one-time readers from the library. His grandpa is getting him the Lord of the Ring series for Christmas. Anyone have any ideas?

... if you've ever had this feeling, but over the past few months, I've been reading like thick books. Ex: Twilight saga, Fellowship of the ring, Inkdeath, Fire Star, Ice Fire, and I just finished New Moon. If you consider a 600 page book to a small 150 page one, well, you will get ...

Re-reads 1. Fellowship of the Rings 2. The Two Towers 3. Return of the King 4. My Side of the Mountain 5. The Mysterous Island 6. The Golden Compass 7. The Subtle Knife 8. The Amber Spyglass 9. The Count of Monte Cristo

#21: Re kids reading differently today: my son, now 12, had a fairly determined go at reading The Fellowship of the Ring at age 10, but gave up after about 200 pages because the story wasn't moving fast enough for him. When my wife finally prevailed on him to try Harry Potter #1 last year, just ...

i didn't like lord of the rings i thought it was boring, the first time i tried to read it i got halfway through the fellowship of the ring. when the movies got out i thought i better read the books before i saw the movie, i got through them (but it took me forever becuse i kept falling asleep). ...

24)The Fellowship of the Ring by JRR Tolkien-Ok, so I was reading this book for like over a month, which for me is my record, cuz I'll usually read books in 3 weeks max. But anyways, I thought it was alright, but it goes on and on and seems to never end. I thought the plot was pretty original, ...

... combination of series is a combination of two different canonical titles: e.g., If someone wanted to combine The Fellowship of the Ring with The Two Towers, they should get an alert telling them that CK indicates that they are about to do a doubtful combination (triggered by the ...

... by Gregory Maguire 3. The Subtle Knife by Philip Pullman 4. The Amber Spyglass by Philip Pulman 5. The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien 6. The Emerald City of Oz by L. Frank Baum 7. The Magician's Nephew by C.S. Lewis 8. The Lion, the Witch ...

... just read Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist now I'm lost on what to read next. I should really read that last chapter in The Fellowship of the Ring.

I finally finished Fellowship of the Rings and I finally got going on Little Women.

... it done already when I finished Brisingr. J. R. R. Tolkien's work really stands out as amazing stuff when you compare The Fellowship of the Ring to Brisingr. Book Count: 7 First Reads: 5 Rereads: 2

Almost finished with Fellowship of the Ring. After that I'm going to do Nick and Norah's and maybe Eldest if I can get ahold of a copy. Basically, I've found I will never finish my TBR's...I keep adding to the list. Oh, and I just read a bunch of children's christmas books...I was in the mood. ...

... it and no longer have the library overdue fees hanging over my head. I owe 70 cents! Now it is time to catch up with Fellowship of the Ring and then I am going to reread Little Women like Foggi. Comparing the two movies during Group Movie night has really got me wondering what was ...

29. The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien Beatles1964

En mi caso El Señor de los Anillos, que me descubrió la fantasía, y fue el primer libro con el que sentí la necesidad de leerlo de nuevo. mj

My coffeeshop reading: I'm just about done with The Fellowship of The Ring. I'd tried to read Tolkien before, but every time I'd picked up any of his books his narrative style just didn't click with me. This time it finally clicked. Once I'm done with Fellowship, I am returning to my Puli ...

Picked up a couple books at Waldenbooks today, since they were only a couple dollars each. Got The Fellowship of the Ring since I've never gotten past The Hobbit and figured it was about time I gave Tolkien another chance. Also got Between, Georgia by Joshilyn Jackson which I'm not ...

I dropped in to Middle Earth earlier today and traveled through Moria with the Fellowship of the Ring. Not sure where I'll go next . . .

... part of the series. The CommonKnowledge series is intended for things like The Lord of the Rings, where every edition of The Fellowship of the Ring is obviously part of the series. I don't know where the series in question fall.

Hi, all! We're now on Part II of The Fellowship of the Ring. Here are this week's chapters: 1. Many Meetings 2. The Council of Elrond 3. The Ring Goes South Enjoy!

... . . . will post them later, if I can locate them. In the meantime, don't forget to read, everyone! We'll discuss Fellowship of the Ring Part II, chapters 1-3 on Monday!

Hallowe'en Party by Agatha Christie Undine by Penny Russon Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien

... Canto but there are some great characters in it and it is an interesting story. After reading the upcoming chapters for Fellowship of the Ring I am going to read Three Cups of Tea. Also, I just got Brisingr from the library. Has anyone read it yet? I also checked out 42 other books ...

... also Finished Reading. Because if you are in the process of either Rereading a book like I am currently Rereading Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings The Fellowship of the Ring. I would be able to count that or any book I have previously read up to that particular time. And also maybe have some kind ...

Still reading Fellowship of the Ring and now listening to The Lightning Thief. Next up: City of Ember Magic Thief Ever Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants The Times of London Anthology of Detective Stories Vampire Kisses New Moon

Lolita and Fellowship for group reads, Jane Eyre for school, as well as a zillion essays, articles, and short pieces for both classes. I just got bits and pieces of a few series by Mercedes Lackey that I've not read; they're dangling carrots for when I catch up on required/group reading. ...

#146 Donna: It was very enjoyable! A good book. :) I finished reading The Wizard Heir yesterday and am reading Fellowship of the Rings and Chosen over the weekend.

I finished: Wicked Lovely, Twilight, and Airhead Now I'm reading: The Fellowship of the Ring, The Crimson Fairy Book by Andrew Lang, and stories from Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine and Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine from the 70s and 80s Next up I want to read: The Lightnin ...

The Fellowship of the Ring by J. R. R. Tolkien The Crimson Fairy Book by Andrew Lang Various short stories out of Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazines and Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazines from the 70s and 80s

... beautiful. I just called my work, and yey! I have today off. That means I can go read! I'm going to read more of The Fellowship of the Ring, post about it on LT, and then start reading The Wizard Heir.

I'm still listening to Fellowship of the Ring. I'm SO GLAD I didn't attempt to re-read this. Thankfully, I'm cross-stitching at the same time so when he describes the trees and landscape for the millionth time, I have something else to do. Also reading Women Who Run with the Wolves which I'm ...

... at the start of the book. It reminded me of Tolkien's Lord of the Rings, though perhaps because I am also rereading The Fellowship of the Ring alongside my other reading at the moment. Paolini's work won't be nearly as ...

47. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of The Ring by J.R.R Tolkien I finally managed to finish it. I started it early august and kept putting it aside for more interesting books. Sigh Who know how long it'll take to read the rest.

... two of the series next after Eragon. :) I have a crazy weekend schedule so I'm going to start reading the chapters for Fellowship of the Ring tonight.

... is absolutely wonderful -- I love it -- but it's taking me a while to finish because I'm TOO BUSY! :( And I'm reading Fellowship of the Ring whenever I get a free moment, which also slows my progress in Curse.

... is almost completely gone and I feel like normal again. GN: No homework. YAY!!!!!! BN: I still haven't got a copy of The Fellowship of the Ring and therefore can't read it yet :(

I found a fake autumn leaf in my copy of Fellowship of the Rings! It made me remember that I had started to reread the Lord of the Rings sometime last year. I kept it in the book to use as a bookmark again. Funny enough, when I picked up Eragon to read earlier today, I found something ...

Here we go again! Welcome to the second Hogwarts Express series discussion. We're starting on The Fellowship of the Ring this week, chapters 1-3: 1: A Long-Expected Party 2: The Shadow of the Past 3: Three is Company If you have notes on the Prologue, you can post them here, as well. ...

I finished My Most Excellent Year earlier this week. It was wonderful! Since then I have been reading my chapters for The Fellowship of the Ring. Now I am going to start Austenland, which I think elbakerone recommended.

... ks. Think single volume Lord of the Rings vs. boxed sets - entered as such (and people will do so, like it or not) - of The Fellowship of the Ring, The Two Towers, AND The Return of the King.

I finished reading Betrayed yesterday, am reading The Fellowship of the Rings today, and am finally going to start reading Eragon tomorrow (unless I haven't finished reading the chapters for FotR yet). ETA: Oh! I have to see click the link, lefty (#55). That sounds like it might be ...

Well, everyone else can go ahead and start with The Fellowship of the Ring while I re-read The Hobbit. I'll play catch-up and start The Fellowship of the Ring as soon as I finish reading The Hobbit. beatles1964

... (I also have never been able to read it). So technically, if we wanted to read in writing order we would start with The Fellowship of the Ring. If we wanted to read in printing order we would have to read The Hobbit. And if we wanted to read in chronological order we would start with T ...

... we voted on the group read, we voted on the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Some group members have already started reading The Fellowship of the Ring. If the majority of members who will be participating in the reread would prefer to start with The Hobbit, then that's what we should do -- but ...

beatles1964 makes some good arguments, but I think at this point in the week we should stick with Fellowship of the Ring. Let's do 3 chapters a week. The Hobbit is such a quick read (relatively) that those who want to read it first can do it on their own and catch up with everyone else in a ...

... bib: I read that book in December. I finally have a day off work so I'm going to finish Betrayed and start reading The Fellowship of the Ring today. I'm afraid I can't take any reading notes as I read or I won't get any reading done so I'll have to just write notes after reading each ...

... I bought my first Unwin paperback copies of The Hobbit and The Lord Of The Rings Trilogy I read The Hobbit first and then The Fellowship of the Ring, The Two Towers and then The Return of the King. I would've missed an awful lot if I had skipped The Hobbit and started immediately on The Fel ...

... since everyone knows that The Hobbit comes before The LOTR Trilogy. I would never think of starting to read with The Fellowship of the Ring before I would The Hobbit. It doesn't make any sense to me doing it that way. beatles1964

I think we'd better stick with The Fellowship of the Rings at this point. We might do The Hobbit after we finish LotR, but I think too many people would be confused if we switched now.

... units. You'll find some mass market sized books amongst them if you'd like to borrow any, though. ;) I beleive it's Fellowship of the Rings.

The Fellowship of the Ring. Strange start to a book on the history of the Olympics, i must say. Mar/LG, i read hard-Boiled wonderland a while back. As i recall there were two story streams, i liked one but disliked another. Or at least disliked the protagonist. And i felt i didn't quite get ...

... book thingy. It's actually really good, just the way I like books, with lots of magyk and stuff... and I still have to get The fellowship of the ring for the group discussion.

I'm still in the beginning of the second House of Night book, Betrayed. On Thursday, I'm going to pick up The Fellowship of the Ring.

I'm trudging through Go To and listening to The Fellowship of the Rings. I think next up is Words I Wish I Wrote.

... starting in September?--So far the 8th is the target date. They are trying to decide whether to begin with The Hobbit or The Fellowship of the Ring. If you are interested, let me know and I'll locate the group for you--I made a post there although I don't belong, so I can find it easily.

... were Twilight, Chronicles of Narnia, and Princess Bride with eight each). So, everybody get out your copies of The Fellowship of the Ring! I think Monday is a bit soon to start. What does everyone think of starting the discussion on the 8th of September? And I haven't even ...

... The Hobbit book...... so the stuff you mentioned........and the second movie is going to be a bridge from The Hobbit to The Fellowship of the Ring.

It's a very poor substitute, but the best I can do Arctic, *HUG*. I have a new favorite line from The Fellowship of the Ring, "...and though in all lands love is now mingled with grief, it grows perhaps the greater."

The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien 424 pages / 1954 (2001) / 5 stars / Fantasy / 8-25-08 / Audiobook Just like the rest of The Lord of the Rings series, ...

Cross-stitching while listening to The Fellowship of the Ring on CD. While reading it would have been a drag *yawn*, it's delightful to do while stitching.

... how Boromir was treated at times. Or the creation of quotable movie lines, such as "Let's hunt some Orc" from the end of Fellowship of the Ring. Uncalled for (although, amusing, none the less.) As for Order of the Phoenix I detested what they did to the book. I still want to see jelly ...

... Taylor (a journalist's traveling memoir of early California) Memoirs of a Geisha by Arthur Golden (I loved the movie) The Fellowship of the Ring by Tolkien (Starting on my new books!)

... a very lengthy list of characters and places to get to those. (Have you seen how many characters there are in Fellowship of the Ring or War and Peace?)

Usually when they add scenes it's to get rid of scenes that would take too much time. Example: in the Fellowship of the Ring movie, they added in the scene on the mountain when Boramir has a hard time giving the ring back to Frodo (even though it wasn't in the book) because it showed so much ...

... would be pointless without some sort of contains/contained in category. Many (if not most) people would know that The Fellowship of the Ring, The Two Towers, and The Return of the King are sometimes published in a single volume as The Lord of the Rings. Ma ...

... by Kate Chopin 10. On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft by Stephen King 11. Writing with Style John R. Trimble 12. The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien 13. Ethan Frome by Edith Wharton 14. Ordinary People by Judith Guest 15. Elements of Style by E.B. White and William St ...

Please note that reading The Shadow of the Torturer is like reading The Fellowship of the Ring; it is the first portion of a long novel, not the first novel in a series. It's wonderfully written, does a great job of introducing characters and their world, etc., but it doesn't complete the ...

Two Towers starting today, having finished Fellowship of the ring over breakfast.

... and Holly with the program and also to you for your job interview! :) Yesterday was absolutely lovely. We got through The Fellowship of the Ring and The Two Towers. Suge's dogs actually listened to me and were even being angels for me while she left me outside with them on leashes as ...

... Quinn Yarbro Blood Roses by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro The Mammoth Hunters by Jean M. Auel Blood Debt by Tanya Huff The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien

... out every word, relishing it as a morsel of goodness. But all things do eventually come to an end, and I've finished The Fellowship of the Ring and have now started The Two Towers ;-) Now I get to start relishing all over again.

... The Lord of the Rings to be a "work" - I consider it a specific edition of the series. If you own a Boxed Set and I own The Fellowship of the Ring, The Two Towers, and Return of the King (+/- The Hobbit) - as far as I am concerned we own the same books, being in a boxed set doesn't add ...

... film is usually chosen is because that is the ground-breaking film. But even ignoring that, neither Return of the Jedi or The Fellowship of the Ring would deserve to be there - you can't ignore the fact that RotJ is a "Care Bears/Star Wars" film, and the last 30 minutes of Fellowship is so ...

... book. I wanted to take the rest of the day to just let it sink in. Very satisfying read. Today I'm going to start The Fellowship of the Ring with my new paperback edition *big grin*. I am so looking forward to this. It's been way too long since I read these books. Middle Earth here I ...

... Rings books. It took me forever to get through them, though, so I kinda understand why you felt the need for a break after The Fellowship of the Ring. I just read your comments about McEwan, and thought it was interesting what you'd heard about Amsterdam and Saturday compared to Atoneme ...

... 288 pgs. The Amber Spyglass by Philip Pullman – 465 pgs. Richard III by William Shakespeare – 106 pgs. The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien – 458 pgs. Manuscript #1 – 80 pgs. Manuscript #2 – 51 pgs. The Two Towers by J.R.R. Tolkien – 398 pgs. T ...

... was in very bad taste, and more food and drink were needed to cure the guests of shock and annoyance. Bilbo's speech, The Fellowship of the Ring I forgot exactly how long that was, and I wrote a slightly shortened version. Oh well...

... series functionality makes it difficult to use to draw Zeitgeist-y conclusions. For example, the number of people who own The Fellowship of the Ring is very close to the number who own Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire--it's just that half those people own it as part of The Lord of the Rin ...

... relationship between Hamlet and The Complete Works of Shakespeare) and volume-containment (the relationship between The Fellowship of the Ring and Lord of the Rings).

... zum anderen Leute die Perdido Street Station besitzen. Aber das gilt genauso für Der Herr der Ringe gegenüber Die Gefahrten. Tim hat erwähnt dass er ein Art "Eltern-Kind" Verbindung einfügen um diese Problemen zu lösen, aber es könnte dauern... Wegen Weltensturm, der Werk Suc ...

This weekend I didn't paint my bathroom, but I did watch Prince Caspian, The Fellowship of the Ring, and Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. El -- such a good idea for a thread! Elle -- good to see you again! You, too, LadyN! I've been missing you both! Bib -- ...

... Fold by Terry Goodkind 41. The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova 42. The Shadow of the Pomegranate by Jean Plaidy 43. The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien 44. Blonde by Joyce Carol Oates 45. Lady of Avalon by Marion Zimmer Bradley 46. Fortune's Favorites by Colleen McCullou ...

... want to catch up on LT as much as I can for all the posts I've missed lately and will particpate in the group movie watch, The Fellowship of the Ring. On Saturday I'm going to go to the post office to apply for my passport. Either also that day or on Sunday I'm going to apply for a bank ...

This Saturday we will be watching the theatrical cut of The Fellowship of the Ring as our group movie watch. Unlike the usual time of 6:30pm 9:30pm LT time (also known as Eastern time), we will be starting the movie at 6:00pm 9:00pm LT time. Hope to ...

I have this Saturday off work and can join the group movie watch. How do you know if your copy of The Fellowship of the Rings is short or extended version? My copy merely says 'Widescreen Version.' It says it is approximately 178 minutes. I would love to see what others think of compski's ...

... partly because I read it so many times as a kid, but I didn't bother reading The Lord of the Rings until after I saw The Fellowship of the Ring. I do though think that Peter Jackson's film versions are milestones in the same way the original Star Wars is. To me, these are films that ...

... likable, memorable team of heroic characters, though slightly cliched in their likeness to Gandalf, Frodo and Strider from The Fellowship of the Ring. Truthfully, there were a few other times where I couldn't help but draw parallels to Tolkien's work, but for the most part, it didn't bother me ...

A favorite from The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring - Elrond: This quest may be attempted by the weak with as much hope as the strong. Yet such is oft the course of deeds that move the wheels of the world: small hands do them because they must, while the eyes of the great are ...

Happy Birthday monicabrandiwine. Is your name from Fellowship of the Rings cuz that's what it makes me think of. When the Hobbits were walking to Frodo's new house at Buckland on the Brandywine River just before they left for Rivendell & the Black Riders were hunting for them! I love that part ...

... the Cat Dragged In by " " The Singing Sands by Josephine Tey The Hollow Chest by Phoebe Atwood Taylor The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien The Two Towers by " " The Return of the King by " " I wanted hardcovers of the Tolkien books, but the price is ...

36. Touching the Void by Joe Simpson (215 pages) 37. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien (398 pages) Though I really consider The Lord of the Rings to be one book, I'm counting it as three separate books for the purposes of my challenge, because I've ...

... of the Rings Books I read in February: 1. The Return of the King Books I read in March: 1. The Two Towers 2. Fellowship of the Ring (I thought I'd show them in reverse order just for fun) Good thing I'm staying away from any of these books for my 888 challenge --they are too ...

... for example). The RRD-H case is probably printing number on the left, year on the right, though with a popular book like The Fellowship of the Ring it could well be reversed. The printing number does not identify the edition in any way. They are two completely separate concepts.

... my high school life and everything I wished it was. In Progress (10. A New Earth by Eckhart Tolle) (11. Fellowship of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkein) (12. Labyrinths by Jorge Luis Borges) TBR (13. Wicked by Gregory Maguire) (14. Julius Caeser by William Shakespeare) ...

... simultaneously in 1950. Therefore Narnia and all your other examples here have the characteristics of a series. As for The fellowship of the ring, the other two parts of The Lord of the rings did not come out in 1954 with the first part, so here The Lord of the rings has the ...

... top ones are Jane Austen Pride and Prejudice Charlotte Bronte Jane Eyre Emily Bronte Wuthering Heights Tolkien Fellowship of the Ring Homer The Odyssey Tolkien The Two Towers Tolkien The Return of the King Gaiman American Gods Gaiman Good Omens Mary Shelley Frankenst ...

Hey foggidawn When you started this post you said you were going to read The Fellowship of the Ring did you read it yet? I read it every year, usually in the summer.

... copy 3. The Lord of the Rings, J.R.R. Tolkien 13,089 4. The Return of the King, J.R.R. Tolkien 9,434 5. The Fellowship of the Ring, J.R.R. Tolkien 10,384 copies 6. What to Expect When You're Expecting, 3rd ed. Heidi Murkoff, Arlene Eisenberg and Sandee Hathaw ...

... ate the lion's share myself. However, I've never tried them roasted, the way they are served by Farmer Maggot's wife in The Fellowship of the Ring*. Have you? *Hopefully you all recognize the subject of this post. ;o)

... Dark Materials as one book, but I would count The Lord of the Rings as three, possibly four, books -- with only one, The Fellowship of the Ring getting onto my list of the top 10, 100, or 1000. Don't fear having "too many" titles by one author. In the history of literature (as in all ...

Fellowship of the Ring, The Two Towers, and Return of the King

... work (Tolkein's The Lord of the Rings, say) would sit at the top of a bundle of its constituent smaller works (The Fellowship of the Rings, The Two Towers and The Return of the King). Perhaps this whole how-to-combine thing could be solved with "horizontal

New year, new books! I'm rereading Lord of the Rings, so have started The Fellowship of the Ring. I have a few YA books that I may read in between -- Little (Grrl) Lost, and The Faerie Path are the ones that come to mind.

My first book of the year will be The Fellowship of the Ring, but I had company over yesterday, so am nowhere near done!

... Princess Bride by William Goldman* 2. Atonement by Ian McEwan* 3. Prince Caspian by C.S. Lewis* 4. The Two Towers by J.R.R. Tolkien 5. The Diving Bell and the Butterfly by Jean-Dominique Bauby* 6. The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis* 7. T ...

... mmediately!*) With all of that being said, I do have two favourites in 'regular' fantasy: Tolkien's Lord of the Rings - The Fellowship of the Ring, The Two Towers, The Return of the King (The Hobbit is quite a nice little introductory story to the trilogy as well.) and Pullman's His Da ...

Dies the Fire by S.M. Stirling The Stand by Stephen King The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien The Two Towers by J.R.R. Tolkien Return of the King by J.R.R. Tolkien

... all too late the cure when ills have gathered strength by long delay." And Gildor Inglorion, in J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings: "The wide world is all about you: you can fence yourselves in, but you cannot forever fence it out." And! Last na. J.D. Salinger, in his short ...

... The Mysterious Affair at Styles) and have already started what will probably be my 56th (J.R.R. Tolkien's The Fellowship of the Ring). The thing is, I've read more than that, but I don't feel like I should consider some books as individual entries into my list. I picked up ...

... Lord of the Rings series, including The Hobbit and The Children of Hurin. Finished The Hobbit and have read half of The Fellowship of the Ring.

... I remember how going from the Shire to Rivendell seemed to match the current season's feeling exactly, and whenever I read Fellowship of the Ring - I am strongly reminded of that time.

... my dad, who is awesome, drove me back into town to get to the bookstore five minutes before it closed so I could get The Fellowship of the Ring.

... the Western Front. Yes, I agree with having to be in a certain mood to read The Lord of The Rings. I have completed The Fellowship of the Ring but I can't seem to get far in The Two Towers.

The Princess Bride by William Goldman Big Fish by Daniel Wallace Forrest Gump by Winston Groom Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien Stardust by Neil Gaiman

... books I don't have. Problem is, I do have it - but it counts as a different work because it's bundled with The Fellowship of the Ring and The Return of the King. Can this be fixed?

Some more that I forgot, or read recently: The Hobbit, The Fellowship of the Ring and The Two Towers by J. R. R. Tolkien. Re-reads, the Hobbit for the umpteenth time, and the Lord of the Rings for the fourth time, I think. These are books that I enjoy more each time I read them. Weapon ...

Lord of the Rings All the Harry Potters Thale's Folly by Dorothy Gilman Most of the Agatha Christie's Sprig Muslin by Georgette Heyer (actually several of the Heyer books - A Civil Contract is also a favorite)

... manuals. And you cannot create anthologies (Essential Fantasy Lit in a Mere 128,876 Pages). Mine (At least for now) The Lord of the Rings Zen Flesh Zen Bones The Bible The Brothers Karamozov That Hideous Strength or Perelandra Delta of Venus Foucault's P ...

... ime. Others are: Pale Fire by Vladimir Nabokov The Naked Ape by Desmond Morris Ulysses by James Joyce The Lord of the Rings by J. R. R. Tolkien I rarely allow myself the indulgence of rereading books given that there are so many still unread. It can be worthwhile ...

... The Enormous Crocodile by Roald Dahl Inkspell by Cornelia Funke But, with debit card, I got for myself: The Fellowship of the Ring The Two Towers The Return of the King Guenevere: Queen of the Summer Country The Knight of the Sacred Lake The last two by Rosalind ...

... connection with God but wasn't sure quite how to do it; put faith in perspective. Plus it was a ripping good story. Lord of the Rings by Tolkein - read in my 20s on the bus on my way to work past overturned cars and burned-out buildings and mobs of people threatening violence upon ...

Yes, and quite a good review, too! Thanks! ETA: I love the fact that we're all discussing Jane Austen and Lord of the Rings here on the Harry Potter group! ;-)

... Woods, by Henry David Thoreau: This book has, by far, stayed with me the longest. I have had major enthusiasms for Lord of the Rings, James Joyce's Ulysses, Thomas Pynchon's Gravity's Rainbow. Frank Herbert's Whipping Star and Dosadi Experiment (more so than Dune ...

... now I know that Lolita and The Magician’s Nephew and The Hobbit are happening in Ireland. It’s nice to know that The Lord of the rings and Secret garden are memoirs. Of course, The Stranger by Camus and Silmarillion are about music. The Da Vinci Code seems to be situated ...

... House of Leaves before I get started on my big five. Okay, so I am stalling a little. I'm not looking forward to reading Lord of the Rings, because I hated the movie and I am unsure about Tolkien's writing style. Gone with the Wind is a great read!! I read it when I was much younger. It's ...

... now I know that Lolita and The Magician’s Nephew and The Hobbit are happening in Ireland. It’s nice to know that The Lord of the rings and Secret garden are memoirs. Of course, The Stranger by Camus and Silmarillion are about music. The Da Vinci Code seems to be situated ...

... you be connected to those who've read all 1000pgs of The lord of the Rings ? But what about the third volume of Lord of the Rings? If you've read that then there's almost no doubt that you've read the first and second volumes too, so why not combine volume 3 with the whole work? I ...

... in connection with the those who've read 300 pages of new material. Example. Lord of the Rings: if you give up on the Fellowship of the Ring because the prose is too dull why should you be connected to those who've read all 1000pgs of The lord of the Rings ?

... that) but because I think they'll be boring even though it would do me some good to read them. So here are my five: 1. Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien 2. Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte 3. The Picture of Dorian Grey by Oscar Wilde 4. Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy 5. 1984 by Geor ...

... making everybody happy with his short stories, check out the Fragile Things reviews... Also, in Tolkien's Foreword to The Lord Of The Rings, he noted that it was impossible to please everybody, and some aspects which irked a few delighted others. I guess it could mean something, old Tolk ...

Hey, I'm 13 and I LOVE to read. Here are some of my favorite books: The Lord of the Rings by John Ronald Reuel Tolkien The Chronicles of Narnia by Clive Staple Lewis Beowulf Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen The Artemis Fowl Series by Erin Colfer The Left Behind S ...

Great idea to start this group. I can highly recommend The Fellowship:The Untold Story of Frank Lloyd Wright and the Taliesen Fellowship by Roger Friedland. Now there was a wierd bunch -- not only the resident genius, Wright -- but his nutcase wife, Olgavanna. I found this one a real page-t ...

... ppreciate: Back before the first movie came out, I decided to finally read the books so I'd be ready. (I'd tried to read The Fellowship of the Ring three or four times previous, but I'd never made it out of the Shire before). I hunkered down, got through the first two, and opened my copy of ...

... Pan: A Fantasy in Five Acts by Sir James Barrie #2: The Alabaster Hand by A. N. L. Munby The Fellowship of the Ring by J. R. R. Tolkien A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare Summer at Tiffany by Marjorie Hart S ...

I think that spoilers sometimes do spoil. I've read LOTR many times. But if someone had told me before I picked up The Fellowship of the Ring what was to happen in the Mines of Moira, or the upshot in later books --- note that I'm avoiding spoilers --- it certainly wouldn't have had the same ...

... J.K. Rowling True History of the Kelly Gang by Peter Carey The Jane Austen Book Club by Karen Joy Fowler The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkein

... functions and the nicer weather. May 35. Roadwork by Stephen King 36. The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien 37. The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien 38. The Two Towers by J.R.R. Tolkien 39. The Return of the King by J.R.R. Tolkien

The Fellowship of the Ring by John Ronald Reuel Tolkien The Iron Ring by Lloyd Alexander A Ring of Endless Light by L'Engle In Her Shoes by Jennifer Weiner The Queen's Necklace by Dumas

... and Arthur C. Clarke's 2001 a Space odyssey. I've also have read George Orwell's 1984, J.R.R. Tolkien's The Fellowship of the Ring (owned, but in a different edition), Margaret Atwood's The handmaid's Tale, Robert Heinlein's Stranger in a Strange Land, Ray Bradb ...

... for those who don't follow that series) is being marked by the headband I had on at the time I needed to mark my place. Fellowship of the Ring, my other current (re)read, is being marked by a half-empty bag of Halls Defense Vitamin C drops. ... and I HAVE probably a dozen bookmarks for ...

Bumping this thread up, as I'm sure many of us are still reading from the 1001. I finished both The Hobbit and The Fellowship of the Ring. I'm on to The Two Towers as of this morning.

Bumping this thread up, as I'm sure many of us are still reading from the 1001. I finished both The Hobbit and The Fellowship of the Ring. I'm on to The Two Towers as of this morning.

... in Middle Earth, but now it's approximately 60 years after the events in The Hobbit. I'm reading J.R.R. Tolkien's The Fellowship of the Ring, being the first part of The Lord of the Rings.

... as I read them. The Queen's Fool: A Novel by Philippa Gregory The Pursuit of Happyness by Chris Gardner The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien Bridget Jones' Diary by Helen Fielding The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency by Alexander McCall Smith The Retu ...

There is also Tolkien's poem "The Man in the Moon" (too long to quote here) which Frodo recites at the Prancing Pony in The Fellowship of the Ring.

... concerned with Hobbits, and from its pages a reader may discover much of their character and a little of their history." - The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien "I always get the shakes before a drop." - Starship Troopers, by Robert A. Heinlein "I have a story to tell ...

... in het Nederlands als in het Engels, in een of meer delen aangeboden (in het Engels: volumes). Zo bijvoorbeeld De reisgenoten, vertaling van The Fellowship of the Ring, being the first part of The Lord of the Rings. Dat laatste bestaat op zijn beurt uit een proloog en ...

... In fact, part 2 of 2 is a translation of parts 3-4 of 4, combined. They're the same work in the same way that, say, The Fellowship of the Ring in English would be the same work as a single-volume Lord of the Rings in translation. My understanding is that, regardless of language ...

... volumes of a work are distinct from the complete work. His example - The Lord of the Rings is not the same work as The Fellowship of the Ring, presumably because The Fellowship of the Ring is part 1 of The Lord of the Rings trilogy. O.

I acquired The Fellowship of the Ring and Maurice Jarre's soundtrack for Dr. Zhivago at about the same time and found the music much better suited to the Middle Earth than to Russia. It's been forty years and Lara's Theme still brings hobbits to mind rather than Julie Christie.

... In de ban van de ring - en het verband van de (afzonderlijke) delen ervan tot het geheel. Merk op dat De reisgenoten, dat behoort tot het volledige werk In de ban van de ring, binnen het stelsel van LT moet beschouwd als een afzonderlijk werk. Het deel en ...

... and Prejudice by Jane Austen 3) Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte 4) Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen 5) The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien 6) A Walk to Remember by Nicholas Sparks 7) The Deep End of the Ocean by Jacquelyn Mitchard

... the totals for the individual volumes. More people have individual volumes than have boxed sets. Many more people have The Fellowship of the Ring than is showing in the stats.

... out with 51 titles that everybody ought to have read: 1. Isaac Asimov - Jag, robot 2. J.R.R. Tolkien - Sagan om ringen av J. R. R. Tolkien 3. Werner Aspenström - Samlade dikter 4. Katarina Frostenson - Från Rena land till Korallen 5. Franz Kafka - Pr ...

... are no more. The wide world is all about you: you can fence yourselves in, but you cannot for ever fence it out.” The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkein

... just how the difference in tone between the first and the second was like the difference between The Hobbit and The Fellowship of the Ring.

I'm finishing up a re-read of The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien and then I'll start a novel that I bought today called The Same Sweet Girls by Cassandra King. "..sweet girls' looks to be southern chicklit, so it should be something I'll enjoy

... #CCFFCC;">What NOT to combine? Part/whole issues. The Fellowship of the Ring is not the same work as The Lord of the Rings. This part/whole relationship will be handled by a future improvement. (s ...

... festival at Queen's Park in Toronto. This past festival, I got a brand new, hardcover illustrated by Alan Lee edition of The Fellowship of the Ring for $5! Not all of the book sellers reduce their prices for the Festival, but I usually come away with some awesome deals. Another place ...

Am I the only one that feels Peter Jackson should not be let close to another fantasy movie? Yes, his version of Fellowship of the Ring was good, but the other two wasn't that special (and at times was pretty bad directing IMHO). But back on topic; I haven't read the books, but the trailer for ...

The Kite Runner A Tree Grows in Brooklyn The Fellowship of the Ring Lucky The Thirteenth Tale

I still remember the visceral terror of trying to read The Fellowship of the Ring when I was 10. I'd loved The Hobbit, and the language and general themes weren't a problem - but the Ring Wraiths scared the heck out of me. I didn't even make it past Weathertop in the books until I was 14.

I've run the top 100 most popular of the books I've read and have only found these so far: The Fellowship of the Ring turned up The Great War for Civilisation and Memoirs of a Geisha. Watership Down also turned up The Great War for Civilisation. I also found a hadful of books ...

I have The Lord of the Rings, but I'm still recommended to get the constituent parts of the novel, The Fellowship of the Ring, The Two Towers and The Return of the King. Is there a way of adding it to the database that the three are within that one?

... failing of other bookends I've had. My only interesting bookends are the Argonath bookends that came with my DVD of The Fellowship of the Ring. Sadly, one of the kings lost his outstretched hand during a tipping-because-they're-too-light-for-actual-books disaster.

... The Hobbit told on public service radio and after that my dad said "OK, so you like this, lets..." and started reading The Fellowship of the Ring to me, continuing to read the complete Lord of the Rings during a three year period. After that, it was plain sailing ;-) - we had not a lot ...

... the individual books even though I have the collection. "People with your books also have: fiction" as an example shows The fellowship of the ring as recommendation

... to Coraline, a novel which is considered by many as a work of children’s fiction. 2) The novelization of the movie The Ring pulls out 97th. 3) Of all the 7,678 books tagged, there are 1388 works or 78% penned by Stephen King in the top ten alone. 4) On our group Zietgeist Ste ...

... the library for the next person to listen to! The last audiobook I listened to was Darkly Dreaming Dexter and I'm now on The Fellowship of the Ring. I've also downloaded The Two Towers and The Return of the King, and have Arthur and George and Dreaming the Eagle on the i-Pod, waiting ...

I tried reading Fellowship of the Ring several times. Never finished. Too much description, nowhere near enough action. I did manage to make it through The Hobbit, however. But seriously, yay for the movies for that series. I also have to say that I have little love for Terry Pratchett's ...

... Lewis, in The Lays of Beleriand -A rewritten version of "Earendil was a mariner", which I found superior to the one in The Fellowship of the Ring; this is presumably in The Return of the Shadow, though I don't remember precisely where -A lot of the world-building essays in Morgoth's Ring ...