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Amberle · 06-17-2002, 08:05 AM

I didn't even know who Tolkien was until about a year and a half ago when I read a biograhpy on C.S. Lewis for a book report. (This was in 4th grade) And in the book, the author made it sound like it was just a really long book that is boring, so I wasn't really sure if I should read it.

Three things I like about Tolkien is:

1) He is very discriptive and almost makes you believe there is such thing as Middle Earth

2) The characters are very well developed.

3) His books are so much different then all the other books on Earth.

06-17-2002, 08:05 AM	#35
Amberle Pile O'Bones Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: I'll tell you as soon as I know Posts: 13	I didn't even know who Tolkien was until about a year and a half ago when I read a biograhpy on C.S. Lewis for a book report. (This was in 4th grade) And in the book, the author made it sound like it was just a really long book that is boring, so I wasn't really sure if I should read it. Three things I like about Tolkien is: 1) He is very discriptive and almost makes you believe there is such thing as Middle Earth 2) The characters are very well developed. 3) His books are so much different then all the other books on Earth. __________________ * Amberle * Yas incaslan al Nel na cremin ta yas minlalan al clae... " Friendship is unnessicary, like philosohpy, like art... it has no survival value, rather it is something that gives value to survival.