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The Return of the King

The final volume of the trilogy follows the great battle for the free peoples' last stronghold while two hobbits push on toward the Mountain of Fire. A good deal of the book is devoted to what comes after.

Facts last checked 2026-10-16

First published
1955
Pace
Slow
Length
Long
Format
Standalone

Read this if you want a grand, emotional conclusion and a long, quiet farewell to the world.

Skip this if you haven't read the first two parts, or you dislike lengthy endings and appendices.

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Content warnings

  • Violence
  • War
  • Death

Quick answers about The Return of the King

What is The Return of the King about?
The final volume of the trilogy follows the great battle for the free peoples' last stronghold while two hobbits push on toward the Mountain of Fire. A good deal of the book is devoted to what comes after.
Who should read The Return of the King?
Read it if you want a grand, emotional conclusion and a long, quiet farewell to the world. Skip it if you haven't read the first two parts, or you dislike lengthy endings and appendices.
How long and how fast is The Return of the King?
It is a slow-paced, long read, first published in 1955.
Does The Return of the King have content warnings?
Content we flag: Violence, War, Death.
Can I borrow The Return of the King for free?
Often, yes. Check Libby (OverDrive) to see whether your library lends The Return of the King; the borrow button above searches it for you.
What should I read after The Return of the King?
Readers who liked it often move on to The Two Towers, The Silmarillion, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.

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