
Should You Read the Lord of The Rings Books?
Still, as it’s basically at the top of the epic fantasy canon, you definitely should pick up the Lord of the Rings books at least once...
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The Tyrant Overlord. Fantasy buff and avid football fan.
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Still, as it’s basically at the top of the epic fantasy canon, you definitely should pick up the Lord of the Rings books at least once...
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If you’re a fast reader, then it’s probably nothing to you, but if you aren’t, The Name of the Wind will take a bit of tim...
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