I have been meaning to read this small, fake-leather-bound book ever since I bought the game of the year edition of Oblivion in 2007. All I can say is: I'm glad I waited until I played Skyrim to read this, as it sheds a lot of light on the political tension that eventually leads to the state of things in that game. Other than that, a great read if you're really into the lore of The Elder Scrolls games and want to know more, which, in my opinion, have some of the best lore in all of gaming. It's rich, interesting, and so incredibly detailed. Every race has a history and their own moments of peace, strife, victory and defeat. This book only touches on major events and basic concepts, but it definitely succeeds in giving you a firm ground to stand on that will make deeper exploration in the lore (for which the elder scrolls wiki, uesp.net, is a great source) much easier and more enjoyable. ( )

This book is about tamreil.
This book is about Tamriel.
A mythical continent with 10 countries almost all at war.
It has a lot of races(people) one is a cat species called Kajatii.
The book also has many other races.
Morrowind is a country in the east cost of tamriel.
In the middle of Morrowind is another county called Vvardenfel.

This book tells a lot!
It has all the wars.
My favorite war is the Battle of Isengard.
Which is elves verses dwarves.
Morrowind is my favorite country.
It has the dark elves. ( )