The Peoples of Middle-earth (The History of Middle-earth)

by J.R.R. Tolkien

First published 1996

Journey through the rich tapestry of Middle-earth, where the mysterious Elves, steadfast Dwarves, and noble Men coexist amidst a world of wonder and peril. Delve into the histories and customs of these iconic races, uncovering their ancient rivalries, alliances, and the pivotal events that have shaped their fates. Discover the hidden enclaves of the Shire, the majestic halls of Erebor, and the enchanted forests of Lothlórien, each with its own captivating tales to tell. As you traverse these beloved landscapes, witness the eternal struggle between light and darkness, and the enduring resilience of the peoples who call this realm home.

Genres: mythology, fantasy, world-history, epic-fantasy

Vibes: atmospheric, epic, thought-provoking

Tropes: found-family, good-vs-evil

512 pages · Paperback · Tolkien

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