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TheRealEowyn Being lies with Eru - Rank 1 Status: Offline Posts: 1 Date: May 29, 2011	I am no man. Permalink   Greetings fellow Tolkien lovers! This looks like a fun place to be. I am excited to check it out. I have been in love with the works of Tolkien since my dad read Lord of the Rings to me when I was four!  Of course he named me Eowyn so I can't imagine it really being any other way.  I'm looking forward to getting to know many of you!  Nice to be here.   Eowyn __________________
Bear Lord Elrond of Rivendell - Rank 9 Status: Offline Posts: 2959 Date: May 29, 2011	Permalink   Eowyn, Welcome! I think you will find many folks here who will wish you well. Just jump in and have fun. If I can help in any way please just ask. Again ...Welcome. Bear an Elf-Friend ps: I started my daughter with Tolkien stories too! __________________ Vocatus atque non vocatus, Deus aderit Called or uncalled, God is present
John Wain Soldier of Beleriand - Rank 3 Status: Offline Posts: 121 Date: May 29, 2011	Permalink   Welcome, Eowyn! This is indeed a fun place to be. Your opinions and questions will help the forum to keep going, so do jump in wherever you find you've got something to say. But, as an aside note: isn't four a bit young for LotR? Keeping track of everyone and everything is difficult for a grown-up as well, because the story develops on several narrative lines. The Hobbit looks to me like a better choice to start a 'Tolkien journey'. __________________
Glorfindel Anarion, Son of Elendil - rank 8 Status: Offline Posts: 2154 Date: May 29, 2011	Permalink   Welcome Eowyn! I agree with John, perhaps four is a bit young for The Lord of the Rings - The Hobbit would probably go down better. __________________ Utúlie'n  aurë!  Aiya  Eldalië  ar  Atanatári,  utúlie'n  aurë!  Auta  i  lómë!  Aurë entuluva!

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