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The Amazon Store at MillionDollarPetPix.com ( In association with Amazon.com )The Children of Hurinby: J. R. R. Tolkien  EAN: 9780007252237 Edition: De Luxe Ed Format: Import ISBN: 0007252234 Label: HarperCollins Publishers Ltd Manufacturer: HarperCollins Publishers Ltd Number Of Pages: 320 Publication Date: April 17, 2007 Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers Ltd Studio: HarperCollins Publishers Ltd Related Items:
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 Rating:  - Great book in perfect conditionThis book is in perfect condition. The book is also a very well written and entertaining. It provides extra background on the Lord of the Rings saga. Rating: - The Story of Turin in its Completest FormThis is the latest book to be published under Tolkien's name. It is the story of Húrin and his family, and the curse laid upon them by Morgoth. It's one of the most tragic stories that Tolkien ever wrote, and it is appearing now in its most complete form, since its first appearance in The Silmarillion. Húrin starts out as the lord of Dor-lómin, an enclave of Men in the north of Beleriand, but is captured by Morgoth after The Battle of Unnumbered Tears, who questions him about the ... Read More Rating:  - confusingi got confused several times as to what was going on. It did not hold my attention vary well. Rating: - A Tragic Tale from the Early Days of Middle Earth"The Children of Hurin" will hold an odd place in any Tolkien fan's library. It is much more readable than the "Silmarillion" but not as intimate a narrative as "The Lord of the Rings." This dark and often overly gloomy tale is reminiscent of the Icelandic sagas from the Middle Ages. Like the heroes of those tales, there is a tragic dignity to the protagonist Turin despite his many flaws. "The Children of Hurin" seems more the creation of Tolkien the professor of literature than Tolkien the creator ... Read More Rating: - TolkienChristopher doesn't quite have all that his dad did. But this is still a good read for Tolkien lovers. 
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