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Tolkien revised The Hobbit (if this particular book is what you mean by "hobbit books") twice, leaving three author-published versions.
And if you read the Third Edition Hobbit, how long it takes to read will depend upon how fast you read it . . . but anyway the word count is far less than The Lord of the Rings, which obviously has Hobbits in it too.
Tolkien revised The Hobbit (if this particular book is what you mean by "hobbit books") twice, leaving three author-published versions.
And if you read the Third Edition Hobbit, how long it takes to read will depend upon how fast you read it . . . but anyway the word count is far less than The Lord of the Rings, which obviously has Hobbits in it too.
If one takes JRRT's own division of LoTR not into three volumes (for publishing reasons) but into six books as per his own count - seven. There was once, in Germany, a seven-book cassette to be had (but I have no idea anymore if it was the English original or a German translation). TH plus the six books as JRRT himself named them ...
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