The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien:
Book Review

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Bilbo Baggins was a simple hobbit that just wanted to live a simple life. He loved his nice little hobbit hole at Bag End. But that all changed when one day the wizard Gandalf along with thirteen dwarves came to his house for tea. They had a dinner (in which the dwarves weren't exactly polite) after which they had a long conversation about the dwarves going a big adventure, in which they would take Bilbo along, where they would kill the dragon Smaug and regain the dwarves' lost treasure. Bilbo is soon swept away on an adventure that would change his life. He travels side by side with the dwarves through troll caves, evil forests, and a large assortment of other places.

This book has everything you could look for in a good book. It has adventure, excitement, and even a touch of magic. One especially good thing about this book is the description. The author describes the setting and characters so well that you almost feel like you're inside the book, living the adventure. This is by far one of the best books in the world.

Reviewed by 12 year-old boy reviewer