The Two Towers
Categories: Adventure, Fantasy, Fiction, Incredibook!, Older Readers, Review
Tags: J. R. R. Tolkien, Long Read, Scary, The Lord of the Rings
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The quest of Frodo to destroy the Ring of power continues. Frodo and Sam head for Mordor as Aragorn and the others travel toward Gondor. As the Ring comes nearer to Mordor, its power only increases. Employing the guiding services of Gollum against Sam’s will, Frodo must enter Mordor, dodging Sauron’s spies and mercenaries.
This being the middle part of The Lord of the Rings, the plot only thickens. More scary creatures enter the scene, and the Ring’s hold over Frodo grows greater still. The battle of Helms Deep is my favorite part. The movie adds several things, but the one I found the worst was the addition of an army of elves at Helms Deep. The Two Towers continues to be a very good book. I echo Rebekah’s sentiments that you must experience these books.
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jc said:
its too bad about all the stuff added into the two towers during the movies…and i agree about the elves! and there were WAY more men in helms deep not just 200! anyways yeah the book is great read it before you watch the movie! ;)
On May 3rd, 2008 at 4:50 pm
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