Eleanor & Alasdair Read That

We Read The Hobbit - Pilot Episode


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Eleanor and Alasdair read The Hobbit. J. R. R. Tolkien's 1937 novel is a millennial horror story about a guy who has to attend an unexpected party. It's also a children's fantasy classic, and the inspiration for three obscure art-house films. But is it good? Would Eleanor read it to her hypothetical child? Will Alasdair enjoy reading it for the first time? And is it really possible to tell the dwarves apart?

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Eleanor & Alasdair Read ThatBy Eleanor Morton & Alasdair Beckett-King

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