1. The World of J.R.R. Tolkien
... 's, children's books consisted of realistic and anti-magical ideas. People, especially teachers, demanded books describing the life of the urban working class and thought the ideas of magic were foolish. Even though these ideas contrasted what was contained in The Hobbit, this novel became increasingly popular. The Hobbit involves elves, goblins, trolls, a dragon, wild wolves, and giant spiders, but more importantly it consists of ... in the areas of Middle-Earth and the real Earth have similar characteristics as well. From the view of The Lord of the Rings, such individuals created alli...
- Word Count: 4597
- Approx Pages: 18
- Has Bibliography
- Grade Level: High School