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The Fellowship of the Ring (The Lord of the Rings, #1)

by J.R.R. Tolkien

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Jackson Davis said: " The Fellowship of the Ring explains a story of Frodo, who has obtained a ring from Bilbo Baggins (Story told in The Hobbit). The ring is of a magical sort, and I will not spoil anymore. Bilbo put all of his trust in Frodo to take great care of this r The Fellowship of the Ring explains a story of Frodo, who has obtained a ring from Bilbo Baggins (Story told in The Hobbit). The ring is of a magical sort, and I will not spoil anymore. Bilbo put all of his trust in Frodo to take great care of this ring. Frodo sets out on an adventure with his friends and partner Sam. They go on this journey to destroy the ring and foil the plans of the dark lord Sauron.
I’d say the theme of this book is that you should always trust the people whom you know most. I say this because in this story it shows that these “Hobbits” are many years old, talking, and they can live more than a hundred years. This shows they trust each other because they have known each other for so long because of their age. It also shows that they have lived in the same community for years and have no reason not trust one another; they have partied, celebrated, and been sad together, which just shows how much they care for each other.
The author uses a language that is hard to explain. It is such an intriguing sort of tone that makes you really like the story, like the fact that you have all of these cute little different characters that all get along (For the most part). It has a really childish mind that makes you feel ten years younger when you read this. The author really did a good job of delivering the message of trust. If you trust in Gandalf, everything will go well on your journeys. Just the amount of trust they have to have a community where they all have separate jobs and configure things up to makes there lives happier is a really good delivery of the message.
This book i would say, connects with, I say, Harry Potter. Alike Harry Potter, it's about friendship and trust to defeat the dark lords, this shows how they both connect. In conclusion, I would recommend this book to all age levels, those who are fans of fantasy, and those who are looking for a book that gives them a childlike memory. For people who need a mid-level book to read because the words are very understandable. ...more "

Jan 13, 2026 10:23AM · see review