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Tolkien + Dickens = New Fantasy Books for Children

April 21, 2012 at 9:35 am by Altaira  - 

Poet Michael Tolkien, the eldest grandson of the The Hobbit author, will write two novels based on stories his grandfather read to him as a child. Gerald Dickens, the great-great grandson of Charles, will narrate the audiobook versions. Both works are due to be released later this year. Publisher Thames River Press said the first book, Wish, was inspired by Florence Bone’s 1923 story, The Rose-Coloured Wish. It tells the story of two children who set out to use an evil enchanter’s wishing chain of stones to save their alpine valley, only to fall into trouble.

Read more about the books in the BBC article and more about Michael Tolkien at www.MichaelTolkien.com.

Posted in Books Publications, J.R.R. Tolkien, Merchandise, Tolkien, Tolkien Family on April 21, 2012 by
Source: BBC Tolkien + Dickens = New Fantasy Books for Children | Discuss