How Did Bilbo Baggins Write The Hobbit

ilbo Baggins, a hobbit, lives in a comfy tiny hole in the ground, the hobbit- hole, where he likes to be alone. As the author describes them, they are tiny people, half the size of us. There are nothing special about hobbits, but they are very quiet and sneaky, that is a huge advantage for Bilbo. They have curly brown hair in their heads and in their feet grow naturally leather sole. Bilbo was the only son of the Bagginses, a respectable family. His mother was Belladonna Took, one of Old Took’s daughters; Old took was the head of the hobbits. Now, Baggins lived in a house built by his father long ago. One day as Bilbo was sitting on his porch, Gandalf, a wizard, happened to walk by, and after a short conversation Bilbo invites him, in regrets,
for tea the day after. Bilbo knew that only Gandalf was going to come and he almost forgets. The day after, a doorbell had rang and instead of Gandalf, there were dwarf after dwarves invited themselves into his hobbit-hole. Bilbo, of course, had to make all of them teas, tarts, pies, cheese, salad, cakes, and more coffees. They made themselves at home and making messes leaving it all for Bilbo to clean up. As Bilbo started getting frustrated, two dwarves overheard his complaints about them so all the dwarves started to help out with cleaning up the mess, while singing about their adventures. After the song, Bilbo had a sudden urge to have an adventure and Gandalf told him that he needs to come to their next adventure: to recover his stolen treasure. Bilbo did not want to come, but being the son of his adventurous father and grandfather, he needed to make a choice.