Autistic Nonetheless
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Perhaps, the reason he doesn't like it it's that this is a book written by a Christian with zero degeneracy and he can't stand that.
Zach is very much the hobbit who stayed in Bag End, terrified of the world outside the shire. He learned nothing, saw nothing, and lived a life consumed by minor squabbles.
Honestly he can learn a lot from the end of the hobbit, with Bilbo coming back to see his relatives selling off all his possessions.
Indeed Bilbo found he had lost more than spoons— he had lost his reputation. It is true that for ever after he remained an elf-friend, and had the honour of dwarves, wizards, and all such folk as ever passed that way; but he was no longer quite respectable. He was in fact held by all the hobbits of the neighbourhood to be “queer” except by his nephews and nieces on the Took side, but even they were not encouraged in their friendship by their elders. I am sorry to say he did not mind.