25
Mar
Tolkien Reading Day celebrates the stories of J.R.R. Tolkien, the author who created "The Lord of the Rings." It happens every year on March 25th, marking the day the big adventure in the story ends. People all around the world read parts of his books together, talk about their favorite characters, and share what they love about the stories. It's a fun way to remember and enjoy the magical worlds, like elves, hobbits, and dragons, that Tolkien imagined. By reading his books, people from different places learn about bravery, friendship, and never giving up, things that are important everywhere.
How to celebrate Tolkien Reading Day?
On Tolkien Reading Day, you can have fun by reading stories from "The Hobbit" or "The Lord of the Rings" with family or friends. Dress up as your favorite character, like a hobbit or wizard, and create a cozy reading space with pillows and blankets. You could also draw pictures of magical places or creatures from the books. Make some fun snacks like lembas bread (cookies) or drink apple juice as if it's elf wine. You can listen to Tolkien music or watch a movie based on his books. Just enjoy diving into the magical world together!
Where Tolkien Reading Day is celebrated?
- - International
- - United Kingdom
- - United States
- - Canada
- - Australia
- - New Zealand
