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A review by fuad
The Two Towers by J.R.R. Tolkien
5.0
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As usual, Tolkien’s writing is superb. He creates such a complex and detailed world that is so entertaining. In this book, the Fellowship of the Ring, which was formed in the first book, has fallen apart. Now, Frodo and Sam, as a companion, try to pass the gates of Mordor with the Ring. Merry and Pippin meet the oldest race in Middle-earth. Meanwhile, Aragorn, Gimli and, Legolas-prepare for the final battle. And that will determine the fate of middle earth. Certainly, this book is more enjoyable and darker than the first book.
Epic!!!!!
As usual, Tolkien’s writing is superb. He creates such a complex and detailed world that is so entertaining. In this book, the Fellowship of the Ring, which was formed in the first book, has fallen apart. Now, Frodo and Sam, as a companion, try to pass the gates of Mordor with the Ring. Merry and Pippin meet the oldest race in Middle-earth. Meanwhile, Aragorn, Gimli and, Legolas-prepare for the final battle. And that will determine the fate of middle earth. Certainly, this book is more enjoyable and darker than the first book.
There are some things that it is better to begin than to refuse, even though the end may be dark.
Epic!!!!!