The Fellowship of the Ring

Book Review

«The Fellowship of the Ring» is the first part of the epic trilogy «The Lord of the Rings», written by English writer and professor J.R.R. Tolkien. This book introduced the world to a unique, intricately crafted universe where various races coexist, such as elves, hobbits, men, dwarves, and many other mythical creatures. The story begins in the peaceful Shire, where a hobbit named Frodo Baggins learns of the existence of the One Ring, which could bring catastrophe to the entire world of Middle-earth. Frodo takes on the burden of destroying the Ring, embarking on a dangerous journey to Mount Doom. He is accompanied by loyal friends, and together they form the Fellowship of the Ring. Throughout their journey, they face various trials, meet new allies and enemies. The book captivates with its myth-making, depth of world-building, languages, and cultures. Tolkien creates not just a novel, but an entire world with its history, philosophy, and peoples. «The Fellowship of the Ring» sets the tone for the entire trilogy and remains one of the most important works in the fantasy genre, having a profound influence on many subsequent works in this field.