FAQ About The Lord of the Rings

There's actually one book covers all the story about Middle-earth. But the writer, J.R.R. Tolkien wrote the book as six adventures. So there's six books.

There's six books about Lord of the Rings but it's published as chapters. So for every book name there are two books.

1. The Fellowship of the Ring
2. The Two Towers
3. The Return of the King

There's 3 movies. The titles of the movies are the same as the books. 

1. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
2. The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers 
3. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King

They are pretty much the same wizard. Only the White one is more wise, powerful and the White Gandalf can use his powers more readily.

Nineteen rings were made in LOTR. Three of them for the Elves, seven of them for the Dwarves and nine of them for the Men.

Five of the regions were mentioned.

1. The Westlands
2. Harad
3. Rhün
4. Cuivienen
5. Hildorien

Also the Westlands has seven different regions.

• Beleriand
• Rohan
• Mordor
• Arnor
• Gondor
• Rhovanion
• Forodwaith

There's seven races listed;

• Elves
• Dwarves
• Men
• Hobbits
• Ents
• Orcs
• Trolls

Also there's spirits like the Valar and Maiar.

The Eye is Sauron which is the main antagonist in the LOTR world.

There's one weapon that Sauron is described using and it's his hands. Sauron killed Gil-galad with his burning hands.

Sauron is an angelic being called Maia.

The colors of the wizards are a sign of their roles.

There are lots of towns and villages in The Shire. Michel Delving is the capital of The Shire.

There's also Buckland which is the home of the Brandybucks and Tuckborough, which is the home of the Took family.

No, there's not a book only about The Goblin and The Dwarf Great War. The longest description, the most information we get about the war between Goblins and Dwarves in the last section of Appendix A in "The Return of The King".