Has anyone actually read the entire book. I gave up during the party for Bilbo

Has anyone actually read the entire book. I gave up during the party for Bilbo.

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Yeah. It's a great book. I read it I every year.

I've never read a single book in my entire life. Is that normal?

I would imagine its pretty normal now a days

It was bogged down for me with every detail about every fucking thing.

Not for an intelligent person

3 or 4 times

I gave up during Hobbits: A history

I made it to the last chapter of fellowship and just couldnt take his writing style anymore.

>not getting to Tom Bombadil
user, it's one of the most read books, and its not hard to get into at all.

Yes, and the Hobbit, Silmarillion and Unfinished Tales last year

I liked The Hobbit better. More succinct story with all the same elements.

Bogged down? Man, I feel sorry for you that you can't enjoy a richly layered epic tale because it's too detailed. It's not for everyone though.

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Just finished reading all three and the Hobbit with my son. We require that he read the books before he sees the films.
He also had to watch the original non-special edition Star Wars films before we allowed him to play SW games or see the prequels.

Just gonna be honest I couldn't get into it.

Yes, several times

When it went into detail about all the people there at the party I just couldn't do it anymore. Guess that says a lot about me haha

Well your will power was stronger then mine

My wife has been reading them to me. We are on return of the king now. Once a week she reads me to sleep and yes I do have a little bit of a mommy kink. Sometimes if I listen well she let's me fuck her if I haven't fallen asleep during story time.

>Sometimes if I listen well

What, do you get quizzed at the end of each chapter? How does she judge your attentiveness?

Also dont care for the movies. Saw the first two and just wasnt impressed.

it really does. try growing an attention span.