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Old 09-10-2001, 04:10 PM   #1
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I don't think that age or experience really has to do anything with understanding the books. I was in the fourth grade when I read the Hobbit, I read the Lord of the Rings in the sixth grade and understood it just fine. I was 14 when I read the Silmarillion, and have also finished the Unfinished Tales and the Book of Lost Tales 1. I understood them all and I have no age experience what so ever. I think it is your maturity and how you understand things. Tolkien is a universal writer to me and I think anyone can understand it just takes some time. I am still unclear on things so I am re-reading them and I spend a lot of time reading what others have to say about them also.

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