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Starbreeze · 02-13-2002, 03:34 PM

Since all the publicity and the release of the first film there have been many new editions of The Lord Of The Rings. Some come in one big book, and some are split into either 3, 4, 5 or 6 books. My version is from long long long ago, and is all in one book, but it is quite posh and unpractical for every day reading, if you don't want to get it ruined. If any of you have got the versions where the books are divided, could you tell me if it is any easier, or does it just break up the flow of the story and confuse you. If it is better might get a new copy which is divided into several books.

02-13-2002, 03:34 PM	#1
Starbreeze Ghost of a Smile Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Mirkwood - Middle Earth Posts: 389	One or many? Since all the publicity and the release of the first film there have been many new editions of The Lord Of The Rings. Some come in one big book, and some are split into either 3, 4, 5 or 6 books. My version is from long long long ago, and is all in one book, but it is quite posh and unpractical for every day reading, if you don't want to get it ruined. If any of you have got the versions where the books are divided, could you tell me if it is any easier, or does it just break up the flow of the story and confuse you. If it is better might get a new copy which is divided into several books. __________________ Do not tamper with the affairs of wizards, they are not all that subtle - Terry Pratchett To write is to make dreams, to make dreams is to awaken the fantasy of the mind, to awaken the mind is to be a master.