Reviews for "The History of Legolas - The Last Green Leaf"

Tue Dec 28, 2004 12:59 am

Poor little Legolas! That was so sad! I'm REALLY, REALLY, REALLY happy to see Thranduil portrayed as a loving father. It is such a wonderful change from the distorted fanon myth. There is only one thing I am concerned about. Elves are full-grown at 50. I'm wondering why a 300-year-old Legolas is forbidden to learn how to use a bow and behaves like a small child. You know I'll be reading as you update (and sorry it took me so long to review).

Wed Jan 05, 2005 4:56 pm

I'm really enjoying this story! Thranduil as a good father, Legolas learning archery ... what more could I want? I'm glad you're taking time to explain the relationship between Legolas and his family. I always wondered who waited for him at home when joined the Fellowship.

Mon Jan 10, 2005 1:00 pm

Great chapter, Vendie!

I'm so sorry that I haven't reviewed before...I've read all of the parts of this series. From the meeting of Thranduil and his wife, to her death, to this latest action-packed chapter -- I've enjoyed all of your chapters tremendously. Very Happy smiley face

Your history of Legolas, is a very likely and believable history for the mysterious character. I really like the way that you've developed the relationships between Thranduil and his sons. Thranduil's overprotectiveness of Legolas is very sweet, and I'm sure after the incident that occured in your lastest chapter, his fear for his sons life will only increase.

You're doing a fantastic job with this series! Very Happy smiley face

This story is absolutly delightful! Keep up the great work!

Michelle...

Wed Jan 03, 2007 12:52 pm

I read all 3 of the History of Legolas and love them - hope to see more soon!

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