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The Annals of the West  by Dreamflower 4 Review(s)
LarnerReviewed Chapter: 4 on 1/17/2011
And they Do need to get back home sometime. Am glad that Estella helped him with his research in the end.

Author Reply: They do. After all, Merry's not anywhere near retirement yet, and Buckland would like its Master back! Of course Estella would help him, and enjoy it well.

AntaneReviewed Chapter: 4 on 1/16/2011
I bow in humble appreciation for all Merry's hard work! His elder cousin would be pleased. :)

Namarie, God bless, Antane :)

Author Reply: I am sure that Frodo would be very proud of him. But then, he was always proud of his Merry.

VirtuellaReviewed Chapter: 4 on 1/13/2011
It must be said, Bilbo and Frodo had a way of making history way more interesting than those dry annals! ;-) However, had all the history of Middle-earth been written in such a leisurely style, then it would indeed take several lifetimes to read it!

Author Reply: You are absolutely right! Still, the dry Annals are at least useful, if not interesting!

AndreaReviewed Chapter: 4 on 1/13/2011
And one day, after he began to wonder if all there was to find were boring lists of Dunedain kings

*Grins* That's exactly what I thought!

Well, I must say that I found the first mention of hobbits as thrilling as Merry and Estella. They bring colour into the lists, so to speak.

What I enjoyed most in this chapter was the "conspiracy" by Pippin and Sam. If not for them, Merry would have had difficulties to leave those fascinating books alone!

Author Reply: Yes, it was a bit dry. But hobbits did make them more interesting!

And I agree-- it would probably have been very hard for Estella to drag him away on her own! Conspiracies by friends are often useful!

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