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Title: Not just a boy's tale
Review: People have pondered about wether or not the The lord of the rings is a young boy's (and girl's) tale or an outstanding and fanciful piece of literature in which a man is so sure of his ability he tells the story as if if the world that it takes place in is real. The question has lasted for twenty years and since the world is standard of good literature or simply fun with words then I will contribute my opinion.You are most likely familiar with the Harry Potter series, and it is the perfect example of a child's tale. J.R.R. Tolkien studied the language of our past and used it to write his story, and as you know their form of language, the early english written tradition, has proven not to be useless long sentences and foolish puns,(hint:Shakespeare),the context is so full of language and wit it would be an insult to call it a child's tale. Also out of the many books I have read, none have portrayed the imagination into an adventure like he has...
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