Le Seigneur des Anneaux – tome 2 Les Deux Tours (2) (Best)
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LES GRANDS TEXTES DU XXe SIÈCLEFrodo et ses compagnons se sont engagés à détruire l’Anneau de Pouvoir dont Sauron cherche à s’emparer pour asservir tous les peuples de la Terre habitée : Elfes et Nains, Hommes et Hobbits. L’entreprise est audacieuse et les forces du Seigneur Sombre se dressent contre eux. Bientôt, pour survivre, il va leur falloir se disperser et affronter tous les dangers.
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LES GRANDS TEXTES DU XXe SIÈCLEFrodo et ses compagnons se sont engagés à détruire l’Anneau de Pouvoir dont Sauron cherche à s’emparer pour asservir tous les peuples de la Terre habitée : Elfes et Nains, Hommes et Hobbits. L’entreprise est audacieuse et les forces du Seigneur Sombre se dressent contre eux. Bientôt, pour survivre, il va leur falloir se disperser et affronter tous les dangers.
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