From the New York Times best-selling author of The Two Towers Visual Companion comes a lavishly illustrated keepsake guide to The Return of the Kin...
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Aug 17, 2011
Charity
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It was also good! Again, not enough time to actually read it, but the pictures looked fun. Now mind you, since this book came out before the movie did, it can't give away the ending, and ends with Frodo "has made his choice" or something along those lines. Therefore, it doesn't have pictures from the very end either, which is very sad. (I believe that The Lord of the Rings Complete Visual Companion does, though) Otherwise, it looked great!
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Sep 06, 2011
Karen
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It was good. After having seen the movie, I was surprised to find that there was a slightly different ending. The various "endings" in the movie seemed odd, but now make sense that I've read the book. Again, I felt the dialogue was a bit stilted and needlessly "heroic."
I appreciated all the appendices. (My paperback was a different version than the one shown.)
I appreciated all the appendices. (My paperback was a different version than the one shown.)
Dec 20, 2011
Natajia
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This was a cool quick read on Return of the King. I liked how she had a couple tidbits in there that weren't included in the movie, like how Aragorn looked into the Palantir to reveal himself to Sauron to give Frodo and Sam a chance to destroy the ring. The pictures could have been a little cooler and she could have included a few more tidbits that weren't in the movie, but it was still worth the read :D
Feb 09, 2011
Quentin
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they arrived to the place of the evil and gathered as many people as possible to fight the evil they sent aragorn to ask for help from the undead and they arrived just in time to help and they managed to throw the ring into the lava
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