While Romeo and Juliet was indeed a romance for the ages, the story of Beren and Lúthien trump every aspect of the story. This particular book is hard to review due to the many changes of the same story (different versions). The more detail an author provides, the more I can picture in my head exactly what’s going on- though sometimes when translated to the big screen, it’s not at all how I pictured certain characters, or places.let alone pronunciation!Īgain, while I do my best NOT to spoil any book, this review is paraphrased in the shortest way possible.

I love the length of the books, I love the characters, I love that “The Hobbit” was turned into three movies to do the book justice! I’m also a detail person. I know it’s hit or miss with some people, but this is the sci-fi that I grew up with. a descendant of the writer picked up pen and paper and continued writing. a fan picked up pen and paper and continued the story. Some tied up in nice bows, others were a constant knot of open ended wonderment. There’s a point to some of this- and a point to why some fandoms were expunged from this list (BIG notice that neither Star Wars OR DC comics was listed!) Aliens, Harry Potter, Dune, and LOTR.a lot of 80s and 90s kids grew up with these titles, whether it be in book or video form. That’s all I can think of at the moment, but you get the point. Anything Marvel related (YUP! This chick digs comics & graphic novels too!).The Lord of the Rings, The Hobbit (anything related to Middle Earth).For me, these fandoms will always be an ever expanding list, but so far include: There are certain fandoms that just welcome their readers back with open arms, regardless the amount of time spent away. fans collectively, as of a motion-picture star or a professional game or sport.Īnd here we are adding books to this definition.

Luthien and beren