Now that my summer reading list is completed and reviewed (which took longer than I would have liked, I'm afraid), I can review tales on a whim, however I please. There's no list, no structure, nothing but whatever book I'm reading at the time and would like to recommend.
Oh, and if you've got time to kill and a computer that you can easily access, I highly recommend the fanfiction known as Eloze. Do a Google search, it should come up at Northcastle, I belive. It's fantastically written and still going, so once you've finished reading what's there, check back later for more!
Saturday, September 22, 2007
The Hobbit
J.R.R. Tolkien
Bilbo Baggins is a homely little hobbit who likes his quiet life, with predictable happenings, tea every morning, multiple square meals a day, and absolutely no adventures whatsoever...
Oh, come on. I'm not reviewing the greatest book in the world just so you can skip reading it. Go to the library or the bookstore or wherever you get your books, get your hands on a copy of The Hobbit, and read it for yourself. It's definitely worth your while I promise.
An epic tale of adventures, quests, treasures, and battles, The Hobbit is one of the best books ever written, a true classic.
Bilbo Baggins is a homely little hobbit who likes his quiet life, with predictable happenings, tea every morning, multiple square meals a day, and absolutely no adventures whatsoever...
Oh, come on. I'm not reviewing the greatest book in the world just so you can skip reading it. Go to the library or the bookstore or wherever you get your books, get your hands on a copy of The Hobbit, and read it for yourself. It's definitely worth your while I promise.
An epic tale of adventures, quests, treasures, and battles, The Hobbit is one of the best books ever written, a true classic.
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