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Old 12-01-2007, 08:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Olivia_Nicole View Post
My sister-in-law has read the entire trilogy multiple times and absolutly adores them, much more than the movies even though she saw those first. My husband has also read trilogy through twice.

I have read the hobbit and enjoyed it, and have tried to read LoTR but have not been able to get past the first 5 chapters just because of how wordy it is, but both my husband and sister-in-law insist it gets much easier to read later on. I have hard time with overly descriptive books...I just get lost in trying to picture everything and don't comprehend anything. :no:

I personally love the movies. :lub: I own the box set extended editions on DVD and have watched them all about 4 or 5 times through.
I hope to finish the books one day, and also the Silmarillion(which I have heard is supposed to be 10 times harder to read). :rd:


Hi Olivia-Nicole, and welcome to the forum.IMHO your hubby and sis-in-law are correct that the first book does get easier and more interesting as you continue,then you are drawn-in and hooked,LOL!
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