Hobbits Stories

Book 2 in the Yavanna series is a fanfic on the Lord of the Rings the Two Towers.

Set in the magical World of Middle-Earth, Gems and the Rings tells the story of the royal Elven lineage of Lothlórien, starting when Gil-galad inherits powerful Rings of Power and falls in love with Amihan, a fairy Sang'gre from Encantadia who saves his life; together they raise a family of children blessed with both Elven magic and Sang'gre elemental abilities, who are gifted ancient Gems and rings to become the next generation of protectors. As the young heirs grow, they form strong alliances and friendships across different kingdoms-including the Shire, Rohan, Floravia, and Auradon-learning about duty, love, and faith, while Saruman and Sauron rise again to unleash armies of Orcs and corrupt traitors to destroy all free peoples. A massive war engulfs the land, where Elves, Sang'gres, Humans, Hobbits, and magical creatures unite to defend their homes using their unique powers, divine help from Angels, and their unbreakable bonds, ultimately driving back the darkness. The story ends with the heroes victorious but facing a new challenge: critically wounded Frodo must be taken through a magical portal to Encantadia to be healed, leading them away from Middle-Earth toward a new realm and new adventures. The story centers on Aragorn, Eowyn, Amihan, Pirena, Alena, Mira, Mithara, Flamarro, Deia, Lira, Aera-Amihan, Adiro, Amiroh, Gil-galad, Legolas Senior, Legolas Jr., Tunivel, Elrohir, Lúthien, Galadriel, Celeborn, cassandra, Lihangin, Sorvynna, Arwen, Kahlil, Armea, Felantra, Ibramir, Armeo, Lidagat, Gandalf, Frodo, and Samwise. Together they defend their lands, uncover ancient secrets, and stand as the last line of defense to save both worlds from falling into eternal darkness.

A women in her twenties, all alone with no family left. Her parents died five years ago in a car accident leaving her to fend and figure out the world for herself. Unbeknownst to her, a familiar meddling grey wizard was summoned by a royal dwarven king to lead an adventure to take back their homeland; what they didn't know was that not only would they be gaining back home, but someone very near and dear to them. Someone who was missed dearly, and thought to be dead. This is a story of Laurel Oakley, and her destiny to find her family and know what it's like to not be so alone anymore.

One does not simply jump the dimensional planes and somehow end up in Middle Earth....except one group of friends did. And they don't know how to get back. Bummer. Might as well join these savage warriors and their grocer, sorry, burglar halfway across their world to fight a dragon and reclaim their homeland. It's just the obvious thing to do, right? Oh, and not to mention they're different races now. Who knew going from human to hobbit would be such a drastic change? Oh well, let's just find the rest of the group and make nice with giant animals. There's no harm in finding a little bit of love along the way, too. If you're into that kind of thing. What an unexpected adventure. WARNING: This is pure and unsupervised crack. Nothing more to it. This whole story is filled with OCs, OOC acting, and really bad jokes. If you can call them that. CAUTION: This story might also contain some serious and/or chick-flick moments. You have been both warned and cautioned. If you still wish to proceed, the least you could do is vote or comment for these poor teens. They have some rough times ahead of them.

In Return to the Shire, a curious stranger arrives in Hobbiton just a few years before Bilbo's final journey to Rivendell. Towering above most Hobbits yet possessing their gentle ways, he carries more than his unusual stature and charm: he brings a collection of tastes, textures, and recipes from distant lands. His food become his subtle arsenal, turning simple meals into opportunities for connection, understanding, and even quiet diplomacy. Ultimately, Return to the Shire is a story of community, curiosity, and the extraordinary power of small pleasures-of a well-made meal, shared in the right way, at the right moment. Through laughter, surprise, and the gentle hum of Hobbiton life, hearts are softened, grudges eased, and the Shire itself is gently transformed-not by sword or sorcery, but by care, patience, and culinary craft.

Hela's journey's continue with the One Ring being found, joining up with the Fellowship, and trying to mend the bond that which she broke. But with Sauron's eye also fixed on her as well as the One Ring, can Hela help save Middle Earth and remain the Celestial she is, or will Sauron obtain her power and use her to release a terrible foe once again to feast upon the people of Middle Earth? Find out here in the sequel to The Celestial and the Company.

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A beautiful creature with the power over ice, snow and winter is supposed to be extinct, but appears suddenly in mirkwood forest without explanation and causes all hell to break loose! There will be adventure, fantasy, humour and of course romance between our icy female and a certain elvish king! Please do not steal my idea as a lot of planning and time went into this character! I do not own the hobbit or any of their characters!! I only own my own original character Feedback is really appreciated!

The four towers guarding over the inner ring of the massive stronghold were the first thing travelers would see when riding up to the Grey city of Valier. It is held by an immortal race of men. These men, despite them not being bound to the fate of mortality, were not remotely similar to elves in their appearance. They were created by Manwë, Ulmo and Melkor on accident when their enourmous energies crashed, fused and birthed from bare rock, water, fire and air a living, breathing creature. Their appearance and temper was a reminder of their creation. Isolated from the folks of middleearth they lived a life amongst their own, hailing their creators and the Iluvatár as their highest gods. They were the only folk that still spoke the name of the forsaken Valar with worship in their hearts. I do not claim any ownership of the Lord of the Rings franchise. I simply use characters and setting for the purpose of entertainment. Please support the original work by watching the movies and reading the books. As many times as you can. Thank you.

The Hobbits know what Tolkien would think, even if some of the race of Men do not. Disclaimer - I don't own Tolkien's Middle Earth, and contrary to what the cast says, we fans of Middle Earth are allowed to say what we think of Tolkien's lore not being respected the way it should have been. And for me, it's coming in the form of satire, but anybody else who wants to do the same - you're free to do so. Just please, don't bash the individuals who like Rings of Power, particularly since some of them this will be, unfortunately, their first experience with Tolkien. Which, part of the reason I finally settled on doing it this way is that I know there are going to be some who don't know what's going on, and I'd like for them to actually be interested in checking out Middle Earth stuff that isn't Rings of Power. And this reflection is based on one of the Hobbit cast members asking what Tolkien would think of her, the Harfoot which means she's still clueless that the Harfoot aren't the ancestors of the Hobbit but a type of Hobbit. Oh, and let's not pretend Tolkien who hated the adaptions done when he was alive would be okay with this one.

No one knew where she came from or who she was, she could offer him no status nor any kingdom of her own...just her unconditional love for him. Eiraira was found as a young infant surrounded by orcs but rescued by elves under the order of Lord Elrond who raised her as his own after already having his own child grown. It didn't go unnoticed by the other kingdoms that she looked nothing like him but no one ever claimed her as their own...it never mattered until his eyes fell upon her.

La historia de lo que acontece después de que todos los elfos partan a las Tierras Imperecederas, a excepción del Rey del Bosque de las Hojas Verdes, Thranduil. Portada: http://Megatruh.Deviantart.com

One gave them strength One gave them the beauty of stars One gave them the flame One gave them their wings and wild heart One created their souls and minds One gave them the ability to change form They became known as the Valdra ------- When the Valar discovered Sauron had made the ring of power, they created the Valdras. They were meant to destroy the Ring of power and Dark lord himself but something went terribly wrong. The dark one was far more sly than they expected. With the help of the ring he succeeded to force himself past their walls and into the minds of the Valdras where he forced them into obeying his dreadful orders. Soon the Valdras, who were meant to protect them, were feared by all of middle-earth. ------- Disclaimer: I do not own Lotr or the hobbit and the credit goes to T.R.R. Tolkien and Peter Jackson. I only own my own caracters. I will edit the book once I am finished with it. This is my book, and my ideas, so please don't steal anything.

Evil and darkness is spreading all over Middle-Earth from Mordor to destroy the world of men. All for the greed to find the the ring of Sauron and the Ring Wraiths are on the hunt for the ring. Zenthra, elf of Rivendell and Farsoa, loyal dragon of Middle-Earth must help to go on a journey with the Fellowship to destroy the ring.

LoTR fan fiction, I am not the best at writing but I think I can write good with a story already written, it is called Lord of the Rings by J.R.R Tolkien, corrections are welcome

What will happen when a young girl is ripped from her bedroom one summer night and thrown into the world of the Hobbit? Is it simply a dream or did her wish upon a star truly come true? Read wishing Upon a star to find out. I do not own the story. The only character I own is Claire