Contained within this boxed set are J.R.R. Tolkien’s monumental literary works, spanning four volumes. It comprises the timeless classics: “The Hobbit” and the three installments of “The Lord of the Rings” saga—namely, “The Fellowship of the Ring,” “The Two Towers,” and “The Return of the King.”
Within the pages of “The Hobbit,” Bilbo Baggins, a denizen of Hobbiton leading an unassuming and contented life, experiences an unforeseen upheaval when the enigmatic wizard Gandalf and a fellowship of dwarves entangle him in a grand scheme. This scheme revolves around a daring attempt to lay claim to the treasure amassed by the formidable and imposing dragon, Smaug the Magnificent.
Meanwhile, “The Lord of the Rings” delves into the monumental undertaking embarked upon by Frodo Baggins and his compatriots known as the Fellowship of the Ring. The ensemble includes not only Frodo but also the wise Gandalf, hobbits Merry, Pippin, and Sam, the stout Gimli, the elfin Legolas, Gondor’s valiant Boromir, and the enigmatic and towering figure referred to as Strider. Across Tolkien’s three-volume magnum opus, a fusion of enduring myth and contemporary fairy tale unfolds—a narrative of valorous quests set amidst the indelible backdrop of Middle-earth’s evocative landscapes.
