The Hobbit Illustrated Edition is currently enjoying a significant discount for Black Friday at Amazon, with the price now reduced to just $27.50. Originally published last year with a $75 MSRP, this book usually sells for around $40. Interestingly, before this deal, The Hobbit Illustrated Edition had never been priced below $35, let alone $30. Given the history of Black Friday (and Prime Day) deals on popular editions of J.R.R. Tolkien's fantasy novels, it's likely that this offer won't last long.

Amazon has also reduced the price of The Hobbit Trilogy on 4K Blu-ray to $40 (down from $90). This 4K collection includes both the theatrical and extended cuts of Peter Jackson's trilogy. You can also pair this with Jackson's Lord of the Rings Trilogy on 4K for $55 (originally $90).

Another book in the Tolkien Illustrated Series, The Silmarillion, is also on sale. This posthumously published collection of Middle-earth stories is now available for $40 (down from $75) and is eligible for Amazon's Buy Two, Get One Free Black Friday promotion on books and Blu-rays.

For more Black Friday deals on The Lord of the Rings Blu-rays and books, check out the listings below. We've indicated which items are eligible for Amazon's B2G1 Free Sale.

One of the standout J.R.R. Tolkien book box sets on sale this Black Friday is The Great Tales of Middle-earth. This slipcased, hardcover collection includes the final three Middle-earth novels compiled and edited by Christopher Tolkien from his father's extensive notes. Long-time Lord of the Rings illustrator Alan Lee contributed maps and color plates for this release. If you haven't read The Children of Húrin, Beren and Lúthien, and The Fall of Gondolin, you can now purchase this collection for just $42.48 (down from $95).

Additionally, The Lord of the Rings Collector's Edition Box Set, which was just released on November 5, is already available at a substantial discount. This beautiful three-volume hardcover set is also eligible for the B2G1 free promotion.

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