Summer Reading Review: The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien

Over the summer I read The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien. This was a vary good book about a journey for Thorin to take back the Lonely Mountains.

Which is about a hobbit named bilbo baggins. He lives in a hobbit hole in shire town. He enjoys being at his home and not really going anywhere. Gandalf The Grey shows up to his hobbit hole and later on joined by a bunch of dwarves who later on take him on a journey to take back the Lonely Mountain. They ask Bilbo to go because they need a thief to steal the Arkenstone. Along the way they run into a lot of dangerous situations one of them being the Trolls, Orcs and Bilbo coming across a ring. Bilbo finds out the the ring wields a lot of power. After a long journey when they finally get to the mountain they have to go up against a dragon Smaug. Thorin is to become the new king after taking back The Lonely Mountains that his father once ruled. Bilbo is able to get inside using the ring  and after a encounter with Smaug he is able to get the Arkenstone. Meanwhile Thorin turns very greedy because of all the gold.After a fight with the town they got help with to kill Smaug, They get the Lonely Mountains back in Thorins control and Bilbo goes back to the Shire and he still has the Ring with continues of to the next book The Lord Of The Rings.

Gandalf says, "But share and share alike!You may find you have more needs than you except" (273). The quote is saying that that you may have more needs than you expect I can't really make it more simple than that. I think that when there going on there journey is how I can relate to it in my personal life cause me and some of my friends go do cool things like going cool places around the island.