The book The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien is about the adventure 13 dwarves, a hobbit, and a wizard go on to take back what a dragon stole. The journey is long and dangerous. I have already read this book but it is just as exciting and interesting as it was the first time. In this book there are many magical and fictional characters, but they all have human qualities. The dwarves, wizards, and elves are all brave. The hobbits are careful and the dragons are jealous.
In every book the reader needs to be able to relate to the characters. So even though the characters from The Hobbit aren't real, they still need to be relatable to. I can really relate to the main character, Bilbo who is a hobbit because
even though he likes nothing more than staying at home, he tries new
things. He went on an adventure which no hobbit had done in a long time.
I can also relate to Bilbo because even though hobbits don't go on adventures and don't want to go on adventures, he felt different about it. There was something in him telling him he would regret not going, the voice inside all of our heads that tell us what we should do. And from this journey, Bilbo was changed. He became brave, swinging his sword when enemies were near. And with Gollem, a nasty little creature he beat him in a game of wits.
This is a great book and anyone who can read should read it. I can't wait to read the Lord of The Rings series.
Poem-
Instead of moping in bed
There's an adventure ahead
13 dwares, one hobbit, one wizard
A great and mighty team
Will make the dragon leave
And soon claim their treasure
Changes ahead
Riddles or dead
And songs of uttermost cheer
Orcs we all fear
Glows when are near
To help protect them instead
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