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//The Two Towers// by J. R. R. Tolkien Reviewed by Seth Imagine your life is peaceful and calm. Then, you are suddenly thrust into a terrible war and are forced to complete the hardest quest ever. This is how it is for young Frodo Baggins in //The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers.//

The group that traveled with Frodo, a dwarf, an elf, two men, one wizard, and three hobbits, was broken. Some went to cities to prepare for war. Others pursued a group of orcs. Only Frodo and his companion, Sam, continued to take the cursed ring to Mount Doom, a volcano in the land owned by the Enemy. With the ring, the Enemy would be invincible. Aragorn, a man descended from kings, leads Gimli the dwarf and Legolas the elf to Rohan, a country in the north to prepare for war. But can they survive when they're outnumbered by three to one?

Tolkien tells the tales of three characters at once, making it a book that leaves you wondering what happens next. It's like three different stories in one. I also enjoyed how real it all seemed. However, Tolkien can sometimes be too descriptive. This is merely the second book of the epic trilogy, //The Lord of the Rings.//

Tolkien has really brought the imaginary world of Middle Earth to life before my very eyes. His great descriptions make it a book that is a must read for fantasy lovers everywhere.