Beyond The Lord of the Rings: Recommended Tolkien Reading

In this episode, I share some of my favorite ‘unexpected’ books, for those who have already read The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings!

Here are the books mentioned in this episode as well as links to learn more or grab a copy:

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• The Silmarillion

• Beren and Lúthien

• The Children of Hurin

• The Fall of Gondolin

• Tolkien’s Requiem by John Carswell

• Tolkien’s Overture by John Carswell

• The Letters of JRR Tolkien

• The Monsters and The Critics

• The Philosophy of Tolkien by Peter Kreeft

• Tolkien: Man and Myth by Joseph Pearce

• The Messiah comes to Middle-Earth by Philip Ryken

• The Flame imperishable: Tolkien, St. Thomas, and the metaphysics of faerie by Jonathan Mcintosh

• Tolkien’s Sacramental Vision: Discerning the Holy in Middle Earth by Craig Bernthal

• The Gospel According to Tolkien by Ralph C Wood

• Letters from Father Christmas

• “John Ronald’s Dragons” by Caroline McAlister

• Frodo’s Journey and Bilbo’s Journey (both by Joseph Pearce)

• To Middle-Earth and Back Again by Kaitlyn Facista

What would you add to the list? You can tweet me @teawithtolkien, email me at kaitlyn@teawithtolkien.com, or leave a comment below!

I’d also love to hear any suggestions you have for future episodes, so let me know. :)