The Tolkien Quiz Book

andrew murray j.r.r. tolkien

A revised and expanded reissue containing over 1,200 brain-teasing questions on the legendary works of J.R.R. Tolkien, published to coincide with the release of the third and final The Lord of The Rings movie. How many Hobbits joined the Fellowship of the Ring? What colour is the Orcs' skin? Why did Gandalf have difficulty in opening the West-door of Khazad-dum? Who betrayed Berien and Luthien to Thingol? What was Farmer Giles' full name? The worlds of J.R.R. Tolkien, from the saga of Middle-earth to a brief visit to Wootton Major, are so rich and varied that they inspire legions of followers of different ages. This peerless revised and expanded quiz book offers over 1,200 questions and answers, including easy starter questions and more difficult tie-breakers, to test the range and depth of your knowledge. And whereas every right answer will confirm your mastery over your subject, every wrong answer will be a learning experience all of its own!

Genres fantasyfictionscience fiction fantasyreference

null pages, Paperback

First published January 1,1996

This edition

Format: null pages, Paperback
Published: January 1, 2003 by Harpercollins Pb
ISBN: 9780007169719
ASIN: 000716971X
Language: English

About the author

andrew murray

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Andrew Murray is a writer of (mostly) children's books who lives in London. His friends think he has too many weird ideas and eats too much cheese. Andrew likes stormy nights, and books about long ago and faraway places. He likes cats too, as long as they don't leave hairs on his cheese.

Buddy and Elvis is in television development with London's Illuminated Films and Toronto's Comet Entertainment.

Fear Rescue, the first book in a spine-tingling new series for readers aged 7-10, is available for free download from www.andrewmurray.info

Sherlock - Prisoner 221B is the first installment in the Sherlock Darkly series of mystery thrillers for readers aged 9-12.