The Lord of the rings
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1193 pages · Released 1969 · Allenand Unwin
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The Lord of the Rings is a foundational fantasy epic featuring an epic quest against evil with significant battles and dark moments, but violence is not graphically depicted and the tone remains literary rather than gruesome. The story's central themes celebrate courage, friendship, sacrifice, and perseverance in the face of overwhelming darkness—values woven throughout the narrative. While some mature concepts appear (war, loss, temptation, corruption), they are presented thoughtfully rather than gratuitously, making the book suitable for mature middle-grade readers and all ages of teens.
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ISBN 9780048230911 · Allenand Unwin