Reader’s Note
8 out of 10
cosy!! I'm at Mirkwood. the spiders. I keep meaning to carry on and then I don't, but I'm not worried about it, this is a book that will wait for me
by@three_chapters_inWritten 30 May 2026Read 26 May 2026Edited 3 June 2026
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The HobbitJ. R. R. TolkienIn the Margins
The Hobbit reviewed by @rereader
Seventh, I think. Spreadsheet only goes back to 2003.10 out of 10@rereader
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The Hobbit reviewed by @thebigsleepy
November to February, which is far too long for a book this size, but there we are. Best read in the dark with one lamp. Smaug talking is the bit I stayed awake for.8 out of 10@thebigsleepy
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