Thread: "The Most Boring Book" I read or tried to read
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Old 03-16-2009, 03:34 PM   #65
Steven Lyle Jordan
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They're very different. The Hobbit is a sort of children's style, where LOTR is in an adult, could even be said, 'high', style. It's a legend from nobler, grander times. Tolkien also loves writing descriptions, and I can understand that for some it feels longwinded. For me, it all just adds to the richness of the tale.
Are they on e-books in Mobi format?
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