Middle Earth Lore

Basic Information

The first thing a reader should know about the lore upon Middle-Earth is how that some of it's story isn't for the faint of heart. It's a long and tedious story that contains millions of different things and millions of different creatures and races. But the story of any Middle-Earth related story like the worlds famous The Lord of The Rings starts out with a chapter concerning hobbits history and there culture and therefore explains what a hobbit is.
And more information can be obtained by reading the Red Book of westmarch which was a long series of translated journals written by Bilbo Baggins of the shire.

Before we begin our long story of lore and reason we should begin by explaining what Hobbits are for they are a very significant race when depending on the 3rd and 4th age of they world of Middle Earth.
Hobbits are a race that are of men. They speak in tongues of men and are easily understood by most. However they are very seldom in the world because they don't like noise. They have little to no magic about them besides the ability to disappear when times they need to in hiding of the big folk, what they call men.
Hobbits also have queer eating habits and eat seven times a day aside from the typical three (this is because Hobbits meals consist of small portions of food before a main course at their two meal times supper and dinner)
Hobbits are a very short race as well. They grow between two and three feet and seldom grow 4 feet. But however back in the dark ages of war when battle and war was about in Hobbits life they were about 5 feet tall and seldom grew any taller. But as time proceeded they began to shrink.
Hobbits are also very passionate with their peaceful environments, they don't use any advanced technology and they craft things using there own hands, even shoes.
However Hobbits do not where shoes because they have leathery soles and hairy feet that is curled just like it is on their heads. They also where tweed jackets and shirts that are typically red or green. They have Rosie cheeks and queer shaped ears.
Now I believe you know quite enough about Hobbits, however I will discuss the history of Hobbits in a later chapter.
Now we must have a portion were we discuss what the elves are and how they are significant to certain parts of Middle-Earth's Relevance. There are two types of Elves that roam throughout the entirety of Middle-Earth. One of the most unknown race and less civilized race of elves are known as Wood-Elves, During the 3rd age they had lived in 2 places over the past 300 years. They first began roaming around in Mirkwood where they let there settlement place in a palace in a cave. But they were altered and disturbed by a dwarf during the adventures of Bilbo Baggins. But they soon moved 66 years later into the woods of Lotholorien, where they're final settlement stayed unto the 4th age.
Then there are the expansions of the High Elves, these are the most civilized of elves and speak in formal elvish tongue known as Quyena, which they only use around there own race and know the tongue of man naturally however they speak in a serious amount of poems.
Now finally are the basic Information of Dwarves, Dwarves are the miners of the mountain halls, they mine and find gems for they are passionate about gold and gems. And during the 3rd age they had a quarrel with the elves after the elves had blamed the dwarves for stealing there gems and they broke apart.
That is all for basic information about Middle-Earth lore. There is a whole lot that is going to be covered in later chapters and this was just an introduction to what I'm going to be doing. So if this is a little bit short I am incredibly sorry. But trust me the rest of the book will be much longer then this one page which currently I'm on 722 words in writing, the rest will be an estimated 1,500 words in typing and may take a few days of planning. Happy reading everyone!