Other sites also rate very highly the version you've linked to but again the reviews are not very detailed. But they don't give any really detailed reviews as such - simply "these are great". There are a few forum discussions and they seem to go for either the 50th Anniversary single volume, or the three volume version with illustrations by Allen Lee.
I've been looking around to see if there are any decent sites comparing versions - just because this thread has pricked my curiosity. I think I saw p&p was free (to UK) so it seems like a great deal compared to Amazon.Īs for that particular version, ignoring the Amazon reviews, there must be a site somewhere that compares all the various versions of LOTR that have been released. As far as I can they only sell new books and the site looks legit - but who can tell. The first I heard of Snazel was today I searched on the ISBN of the version you saw on Amazon (because the reviews were so confusing) and it came up.
It's a little unusual to have the books split into the six "books" that come in the three normal books but actually a nice way of reading it. It was actually a gift from my mother (who wanted to know what I wanted for my birthday and I had read that it had just been released) - and then scoured Cardiff for a copy (I think they were very limited) and eventually found a single one in a shop that was going to return it because the cellophane wrapping was ripped.
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