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Sauron has returned. . . watch The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Season 2 on Prime Video.Immerse yourself in Middle-earth with J. R. R. Tolkien’s classic masterpieces behind the films, in this gorgeous pocket- sized, leatherette-bound box set—the perfect gift for Lord of the Rings devotees.This four-volume, pocket-sized box set contains Tolkien's epic works The Hobbit and the three volumes of The Lord of the Rings (The Fellowship of the Ring, The Two Towers, and The Return of the King). The set comes shrink- wrapped with all four books in a leatherette-bound box with gold foil stamping; each book features a leatherette cover with stamped title and their compact size (4 1/4" x 5 7/8") makes them perfect to carry anywhere. In The Hobbit, Bilbo Baggins is whisked away from his comfortable, unambitious life in Hobbiton by the wizard Gandalf and a company of dwarves. He finds himself caught up in a plot to raid the treasure hoard of Smaug the Magnificent, a large and very dangerous dragon.The Lord of the Rings tells of the great quest undertaken by Frodo Baggins and the Fellowship of the Ring: Gandalf the wizard; the hobbits Merry, Pippin, and Sam; Gimli the dwarf; Legolas the elf; Boromir of Gondor; and a tall, mysterious stranger called Strider.Tolkien's epic tales are at once a classic myth and a modern fairy tale—a story of high and heroic adventure set in the unforgettable landscape of Middle-earth. Read more
Publisher : William Morrow
Publication date : October 21, 2014
Edition : BOX POC DL
Language : English
Print length : 1504 pages
ISBN-10 : 0544445783
ISBN-13 : 89
Item Weight : 2.32 pounds
Reading age : 12+ years, from customers
Dimensions : 4.25 x 3.76 x 5.88 inches
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Format: Hardcover
I was genuinely impressed when I opened this set. These books are truly compact and pocket-sized, which makes them incredibly easy to carry around. They would be perfect for slipping into a bag for travel, a commute, or even reading outside the house. They feel designed for portability without sacrificing quality. The entire set looks like something far more expensive. It definitely has that collector’s appeal while still being practical enough to actually use. Despite the smaller format, the print is clear and readable. Of course, the font is smaller because of the compact size, but it is well laid out and not cramped. Overall, this feels like a thoughtfully made edition of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings. It is beautiful enough to display and small enough to carry anywhere if you choose to. For Tolkien fans, this is an excellent value for how premium it looks and feels.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2026 by The Soft Edit Style
These incredible stories were well worth the purchase on their own, but this beautiful box set with intricate illustrations by the talented Alan Lee is one bookish purchase I have absolutely no regrets about splurging on. CONTENT There's probably not all that much that hasn't already been said about these books. I guess I will just state that these stories are very special to me and it's taken me far too long to reread them. When I first read these back in High School, I fell in love instantly with The Hobbit and really enjoyed The Lord of The Rings, but I had to get used to how different it was from the Peter Jackson films and I was not prepared for the infamous Tom Bombadil. That said, these stories have stuck with me for a long time and I got so much more out of them upon a reread. The tender way that characters interact with each other, the cozy moments, the intricately crafted lore, the fascinating creatures/peoples of Middle Earth, the rich prose, and all the adventuring in between culminates into what I think is a truly unique and delightful experience. It's true that these books don't really have exciting battle sequences in the same way that the film adaptations or even more modern epic fantasy books do, but the way the conflicts are depicted was still better than I remembered it being. I do think it's important to go in with the lens that this is as much a piece of classical literature as it is a fantasy and it is foundational in many ways to fantasy as we know it today, but it also remains wholly unique in it's own way and I really don't think there will ever be anything written that's quite like it. HARDCOVER QUALITY The main reason I wanted to write a review is to specifically talk about the quality of this hardcover box set. To address the obvious, yes, this is a costly purchase. The way I justified things in my own head is that if you divide the cost by four different special edition hardcovers, then it wasn't such an unreasonable cost per book. I will also say that I have no buyer's remorse with this. Each of the books is well constructed with sturdy covers that sport a classically simple and understated design with the cover being a solid color and the title lettering set into it. The paper quality of the pages is amazing. The pages are so thick and the font/formatting is all very comfortably laid out. One of the main highlights of this edition is, of course, the illustrations done by Alan Lee. The Hobbit is easily the nicest of the books in terms of the number of images it contains. In addition to the variety of illustration plates that can be found across all of the titles, The Hobbit also includes a variety of pencil-style sketch illustrations that add a really nice extra layer of flare to the start or end of a chapter that I was a little sad didn't continue into The Lord of the Rings. I was glad that the style and subjects of the illustration weren't trying to be specifically reminiscent of the Jackson films. Instead, I felt like the art style was very appropriate to the overall feel of the prose and there are some absolutely breathtaking pieces, especially when it comes to the landscapes. Lee can do characters really well too, but I felt as though the environments were where he tended to shine. One complaint I do have with these books is that the publisher seemingly skimped on the material quality for the dust jackets. Personally, I typically take the jackets off when I'm reading just because I find them inconvenient, but for those that don't, you will definitely want to consider it if you end up getting this set. I didn't actually damage mine at all, but they felt flimsy to the touch and it almost seemed like the gorgeous designs were just printed on a regular sheet of paper as opposed to having some kind of lamination to strengthen it or just being printed on a better material. With the rest of the book construction being so wonderfully done, it's a shame this one detail wasn't handled a bit better. What I found to be surprisingly high quality though was the slip case that this set came in. It's made from sturdy materials and sources art from the beautiful jackets that wrap around the back and sides. CONCLUSION If you are a fan of these books and have been looking for a nice edition to add to your collection, then this may well be the one for you, provided it's price tag doesn't break the bank. My experience reading through them was a delight and I am quite happy to have the set on my shelves. If you are new to the world of Tolkien, then these would certainly make for a luxurious first reading experience, but I'd never recommend anyone drop this kind of money on something they haven't read or aren't guaranteed to love. (+) Price point is high, but not unreasonable on a book-by-book basis (+) Thick paper and premium interior formatting (+) A slipcase that is as sturdy as it is beautiful (+) Gorgeous artwork on the dust jackets / slip case, book plates, and the sketches that The Hobbit contains (+) A classic story that means a lot to me and was even more enjoyable upon a reread (-) Flimsy dust jackets should have been made out of better materials
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Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2024 by Derek B.
Format: Hardcover
My husband loves this set of The Lord of the Rings books! Of course, they are classics and must-read books, especially for teen boys. My husband had had a set of paperbacks for years and they were falling apart, so this set made a perfect Christmas gift and upgrade for him! They are a little smaller than I was expecting, but affordable and classy-looking.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2026 by Jen
Format: Hardcover
This Deluxe Pocket Boxed Set of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings is absolutely stunning and easily one of my favorite book purchases. If you love Tolkien or are just starting your journey into Middle earth, this set is a perfect choice. It is definitely one of my favorite series The first thing that stood out to me is the beautiful boxed design. The case is sturdy and well crafted, making it look great on my shelf. Each book has its own elegant, uniform style, giving the whole set a really premium feel. Even though these are “pocket” editions, the print is still very readable, and the compact size makes them incredibly convenient to take anywhere. Whether I’m traveling, out at a café, or just reading in bed, it’s nice not to have to carry big, heavy hardcovers. These are the kind of books you can easily slip into a bag without worrying about them getting damaged thanks to the size. As for the stories themselves, Tolkien’s world building, characters, and writing are timeless. It’s amazing having both The Hobbit and the entire LOTR trilogy in a format that’s portable but still feels collectible. The set makes it easy to move from one book to the next and enjoy the full epic without switching between mismatched editions. Overall, this Deluxe Pocket Boxed Set is a perfect blend of beauty, quality, and convenience. It looks fantastic, feels special, and makes it easier than ever to enjoy one of the greatest fantasy sagas ever written. Highly recommend for personal reading or as a gift!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2026 by Patricia Alvarez
Format: Hardcover
This book set is a bit of an odd beast. It's cute, but shoddily made. The leather-like cover is very pleasant to hold, and nicely flexible, but it would be an exaggeration to call it luxurious. The cover is the the main attraction of the physical construction of the book. The pages are a disappointment. The paper is thin and cheap, though it feels nice. The typesetting is a joke. The pages look like shrunken copies of a larger book, which they probably are. The chosen font, clearly intended for a larger book, doesn't scale down well, which makes it more difficult to read than a similarly small font that's designed to be printed small. Compared to the paperbacks, the paperbacks are larger, and the text is spread across roughly 30% more pages, which allows them to use a much larger and more readable font than these miniatures. To make matters worse, these "photocopied" pages are inconsistently printed, so some are offset and parts of a page are printed too bold while other parts look faded. Bottom line, they're quite cute and decorative, as they are essentially miniatures of the real thing. They are comfortable to hold, but uncomfortable to read. However, small as they are, they're quite portable, and the cover is more robust than a paperback, so this format has its uses, at least for some people. I would recommend having a larger version for reading at home, but these small volumes can be handy to continue reading while on the road. It's definitely overpriced on Amazon, the list price being nearly half of what you find online. I was tempted to give it 3 stars for all its flaws and the exaggerated price, but if you can live with those flaws, they are nice enough to warrant the extra star.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2025 by Claudio Puviani
Format: Hardcover
It was time for a new LOTR set and while I was so tempted by one of the asthetically pleasing and heavy editions/sets available, I really wanted something comfortable to hold. I do much of my reading in bed and sometimes big books are awkward and make the experience less enjoyable for me. I waffled between these and a flashier set. I mainly worried about the text size of these, as I read that it was pretty tiny. I'm so glad I took the chance and got these! The covers are flexible yet firm, buttery soft and feel awesome to hold. I can even lay down and dangle it above my head in a one-handed Gollum grip. Any position is comfy. The pages are thin but still sturdy and substantial. They are not like whispy pages you might find in a reference book or Bible. The text is definitely small but no problem for me to read. (For what it's worth, I'm 37 and don't wear glasses.) At first it took a bit to get used to the size, but a few chapters in and I forgot all about it. I'm almost done with Fellowship and it never crosses my mind. The colors are natural and beautiful, and give a nice Tolkien vibe. Pictures for reference- the large bookmark is roughly 7.5 inches and pretty wide, while the smaller one is almost 5.5 inches. (Both from Etsy, if you love them as much as I do.) If you like the look and size of these, go for it and get this set!!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2025 by Lepalm
Format: Hardcover
This is a wonderful, portable set that looks great on a bookshelf, and easy to handle as you read them since they're super light weight and no larger than your average hand size. The look and feel are amazing, with deep letter embossing on faux leather covering. Comes in a nice sturdy box to hold them all in. Each book has all illustrations Tolkien fans are familiar with (artwork & maps), although they are indeed black and white (as opposed to other editions that have a little color for fonts and such). The Hobbit maps are the only exception, red for some of the lettering. The only draw back is the font size (as many reviewers here have mentioned), but that is to be expected for fitting such long stories into a condensed size like this. Note that The Hobbit font size is slightly larger than for The Lord of the Rings books. I love this set, and do not regret the purchase one bit. Great for any Tolkien fan!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2026 by Film Fan Dan
Format: Hardcover
The wife loves the super soft leather covers
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2026 by Rob P