So if i read the Silmarillion the first time it was quite difficult to understand but with the time it became easyer and so more interessting. At the end i still read it over and over again because it's fantastic. I like the Storys very much, they are all written in a way which allows to read them many times so that someone can lost in Middle-earth and the storys there.

I haven't read it yet, but now I might.

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I read it!It's magnifecont!!!A true masterpiece of Tolkien!

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It's good enough to buy! Which I FINALLY did yesterday, after years of putting it off...

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hmm yeah it was a good read.slightly slow at parts when you dont need all that much description of something or other.and its slightly distracting how every now and then we skip a couple hundred years or so,its hard to grasp an idea of the timeline.most of the stories in it were kinda depressing.but,saying that,i thought it was a worthwhile novel and quite a masterpiece of imagination.

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Okay, I'm convinced. *Goes off to begin the Silmarillion a second time*

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oh,dont get me wrong,i like the detailed descriptions but what i mean is when there are very long passages where a lot is said but very little happens.

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I am not sure about this book. :/ it is the heavyest book I ever have read, and it is something I don't understand :/ hmm

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I am intrigued by all Tolkien works. I've read the hobbit and the lotr trilogy and plan to read the Silmariilion, but what is the main plot behind it?

its about the events of the First Age of Middle-Earth and the war between the Valar and Morgoth.if u enjoyed the rest of Tolkien's work i bet u will like it.

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Hrm yes I think I will go out on a hunt for it. It sounds really interesting .

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The Silmarillion is definitely a good book. It can seem a bit dull at times, and I admit that I had to force myself to read parts of it, but it's worth it. I"m currently rereading it, and that's helping me to notice parts I missed. If you think that you didn't understand part of The Silmarillion, rereading really benefits.

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And I'd suggest reading in parts... meaning if you have some sort of ADD or you get bored really easily, read a chapter or two a day. They're all essentially different little stories, but they all flow into one another. It's WAY easier to get through it that way.

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the beginning was confusing but it got way better

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for me it was actually the other way around. I kinda felt that everything builds on the information given at the beginning of the book and so there was more and more information you had to know for understanding the later parts of the book.

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