Larner · 4 October 2006 · Chapter 2: The First Page
Hobbit-healing via food and music.
Author's reply
It's so hobbity, right? :) Thank you for reading...
Bud by Iorhael
Reviews (7)
Grey Wonderer · 28 September 2006 · Chapter 1: A Good Book
I adore this! Must have missed it the other day but was glad to have found it today. I liked the conversation between Gandalf and Frodo and the way friend thinks of the friends he has left behind while considering his new life that waits for him.
Author's reply
I'm simply awful, Grey. I kept forgetting to say my thanks. Thank you so much for liking it. <3
Periantari · 27 September 2006 · Chapter 1: A Good Book
Frodo feels his heart abundant with joy, tears rolling down his cheeks involuntarily. He no longer cares if he shall be healed or not. Knowing this place is more than enough even if he should die tomorrow. awwww i love peaceful Frodo ! What a lovely peaceful chapter fro Frodo..i like this beginning and hope you will post more of this. :)
Author's reply
Thank you so much for liking it. I do have more. I just want to make sure I'll have the ending. *hugs*
Claudia · 27 September 2006 · Chapter 1: A Good Book
THis was so lovely and healing!
Author's reply
Oh, Claudia, thank you for reading and leaving me feedback. *hugs*
Larner · 27 September 2006 · Chapter 1: A Good Book
Ah, a sweeter beginning than many I've read to the entrance to Tol Eressea. I can feel the beauty you describe as well as see it.
Author's reply
Larner, you're always so kind. Thank you very much. I'm glad it works with you.
Dreamflower · 27 September 2006 · Chapter 1: A Good Book
This looks very promising. I like Gandalf's decision to let Frodo sleep as long as he will. And yes, he's going to miss Sam and his cousins; that's inevitable. But he's got so much now to look forward to, that he did not in the Shire.
Author's reply
Yes, and he will heal completely. Thank you so very much, Dreamflower. I really appreciate it.
shirebound · 27 September 2006 · Chapter 1: A Good Book
There is nothing done in haste here and you have no duty but to retrieve yourself. Now his breath is caught. He has found one miracle of the Last Shore. Frodo feels his heart abundant with joy, tears rolling down his cheeks involuntarily. He no longer cares if he shall be healed or not. Knowing this place is more than enough even if he should die tomorrow. Yet Frodo hopes he is not going to die. Eressea is like a good book. Frodo wants to know more as, one by one, the pages are revealed. This is lovely. There's nothing I enjoy more than Frodo being looked after, joyous, and healing.
Author's reply
:') Thank you very much, Janet. I love Frodo safe and whole, too.