Bilbo will go with the thirteen Dwarves through Rivendell,
across the Misty Mountains, and through Mirkwood to the Lonely Mountain where
they will find the treasure they are looking for. Bilbo’s job was to find a way
in the deep Misty Mountains the darkest places in the world. Bilbo discovers a
mysterious ring within the darkness of the mountain. But before he can claim
this treasure as his own, he meets a dark creature that lives within the
mountains, the dark creature is a miserable, pitiful creature named Gollum, when
Bilbo became invisible by wearing the ring on his finger, and he has an
opportunity to murder Gollum. He doesn't, however he left Gollum alone and went
on so the quest can continue. In the
end, Bilbo finally faces the worst of his fears, conquers them, and confronts
the deadly dragon Smaug, deep in the bowels of the Lonely Mountains. The theme
of the story is if you overcome your fears, you can achieve almost anything in life.
When Bilbo finally gets over his fears of adventures, and danger he is able to
complete the mission with his other companions.
The messages that the
author is telling us, is don’t let your fears get in the way of what you want
to do or be in life. The author uses
characters that appear only in fairy tales, yet gives them a personality that
shows the state or quality of being fully grown or developed. I would most
curtain highly recommend this book for children of all ages as well as adults.
It has a certain appeal that makes the reader want to continue reading the book
all day.
Book Review by Ramla U.
I totally agree with you! I would highly recommend this book to anyone who loves adventure and timeless classics. This fantasy book is the perfect read! I recommend this book for all ages. This is a great read! This just pulls you in and you just can't put the book down. The characters are well developed and this powerful read. This action-packed adventure is a very enjoyable thing to read. This person did a very good job on describing this book. I love this book because you really feel like you are in the book and you can really relate. The characters have a brought to life through the brilliant eyes of J. R. R. Tolkien and presented through the beautiful pages of The Hobbit.
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