Book 97: A Feast for Crows – George R.R. Martin
The first of Martin’s novels NOT to win the Locus award and I can see why. To much was just […]
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The first of Martin’s novels NOT to win the Locus award and I can see why. To much was just […]
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And with the turn of a page some of the characters I’d grown most fond of were murdered. I’m still
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I purchased this novel back in September at the Border’s going out of business sale and I’m glad I did, even
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Wow. What more can I say? Book two of George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire cycle and
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A Game of Thrones is the first book in George R. R. Martin’s Epic fantasy cycle A Song of Ice and Fire. Projected at seven novels, the fifth novel was published in 2012. I guess you could say I jumped on the bandwagon with this one, but I don’t feel at all guilty about it as I grew up reading Star Wars and Dragon based fiction, so I like to think I’m returning home after a long break. I’m also very excited to check out the HBO adaptation of the novel having finally read it.
I honestly didn’t think Martin would be able to draw me in as fast as he did, but what can I say, I’m a sucker for pre-modern technology worlds with knights and royalty and assassinations and intrigue. There was not a lack of action or adventure in this novel and it made it a quick read even though it clocks in at just around 675 pages. And as such a tome, it is the first novel I’ve read in the 2012 Tea & Books Challenge. It will also be tacked to my 2012 Mount TBR Challenge list as I purchased it in the last week of 2011 with birthday money, but I’m still hoping to read the other 25 novels on that list. Now on to my reaction (I’ve realized I rarely actually post reviews).
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Hood is the first of the 40 books I’ve committed to in Reading Challenges for 2012. It comes from the Mount
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As mentioned on Monday – I’ve found two reading challenges for 2012. The first is the Mount TBR Reading Challenge which you can read about here.
The second challenge I found, also thanks to Heather at Between the Covers is the:
Back to the Classics Challenge 2012 is hosted by Sarah of Sarah Reads Too Much. The challenge is fairly simple: nine books, nine categories. The categories (and the books I plan to read are below. The books may change, but the categories won’t.
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So I’m generally loathe to participate in challenges or book memes, not really sure why, but I’ve found two that
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