The Children of Húrin

This novel, created alongside "The Silmarillion" and "The Lord of the Rings," was published only after the death of John Ronald Reuel Tolkien, when his son Christopher gathered and edited numerous drafts and notes from his father. The story of King Húrin and his heir, the cursed hero Túrin Turambar, whose fate was to bring ruin to all whom he loved. The story of the dark days of the elven kingdoms of Middle-earth, fallen under the onslaught of the Dark Lord Morgoth's forces. The story of Túrin's best friend – the elven warrior Beleg Cúthalion – and his sister Niënor. A story of great deeds and great sorrow...

3 reasons to buy this book:

1. From the author of the famous novels "The Hobbit" and "The Lord of the Rings."

2. One of the three "great tales of Middle-earth."

3. Published in the "Exclusive Classics" series — in a convenient pocket format and recognizable design.