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So, Obloguy and anyone else who has it, you are telling me that you have 12 books of The History of The Middle Earth?
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Thirteen if you count Unfinished Tales. Definitely worth it. There's nothing like having them all lined up on a book shelf. But then, I also own two copies of the Silmarillion so that I don't have to carry it back and forth when I go home on weekends; so maybe if you have a bit more of a life than me you won't want them all. I do recommend reading them all in order, but if you intend to skip around, I particularly recommend
Unfinished Tales,
The Lays of Beleriand,
Morgoth's Ring,
The War of the Jewels, and the
Peoples of Middle-earth.
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I know the HoLotR subseries is available in a box-set, as well as nice individual paperbacks and hardbacks, though I can't say how they're priced.
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I wouldn't recommend the box-set, as in place of
Sauron Defeated it has
The End of the Third Age, which does not include the Notion Club Papers and the Drowning of Anadune.