The Return of the King
Author: J.R.R. Tolkien
Year: 1955
Abstract:
At last an end to the quest to destroy the One Ring. The book opens with Minas Tirith about to face a deadly siege by
the forces of Mordor and without hope of much help. The troops rally, however, and the fate of Middle-Earth is left in
the hands of Frodo Baggins and Samwise Gamgee, who have now entered Mordor.
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Other books in this series: Lord of the Rings
The Fellowship of the Ring [1954]
The Two Towers [1954]
tyranist's Review
This is, of course, usually everybody's favorite part of the trilogy, I am no exception. This is the book that makes me cry
every time I read it. This is the book that sometimes makes me wish I had the resolve of a hobbit. This is the book that made
me love the series forever. There is a magic in what Tolkien does and what he accomplishes in this book. It is so very well
written and so moving. I find it difficult to even adequately voice the impact this book has had. Well, I can gush I guess.