A Great Beginning Of A Great Series

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The Hobbit isn’t a very enthusiastic book at first sight but as you go on with the story more background information and events create the story suspense and make it interesting. It lays out the story very surprisingly making you want to wait for each and every ending…that reminds me that it is very funny at times of the story and at other times you may feel that all is lost and nothing will prevail but that is the advantage of this book’s suspense. You will also be predicting a great deal; thus making you want to read to find out the outcome of an event. Though, suspense is not the only advantage, but also the amazing storyline that carries the story through. Tolkien has made a very nice “treasure trail” storyline.  Just an introduction to the story, the hobbit begins with a little human named Bilbo who is part of a race of animals called hobbits, as were are known as humans. One day a wizard name Gandalf comes to his home in spite of hearing that Bilbo is an expert thief (being a small human from the “Took” family). So then his journey begins with a group of dwarves anxious to acquire hidden wealth though having to fight through hungry creatures, avenging goblins, and more. People who would like “The Hobbit” or, in a more broad perspective, the “Lord of the Rings” series are for people who love adventure and danger stories. They are also for people who are entertained by medieval “Good and Evil” plots where the good faces many hardships though conquers them miraculously. I’d say if you were a teenager you’d enjoy this book but if you were an adult you wouldn’t be interested in fiction; thinking these books are pointless and will never have an impact on you life. Other than that “The Hobbit” was meant to be a pleasure to enjoy and for me it is the most remarkable book I’ve ever read.

Gandalf The Wizard Traveling