Review: A Feast for Crows

A Best-Selling Book: A Feast for Crows by George R.R. Martin

The fourth book in "New York Times" bestselling author Martin's landmark series arrives to the delight of fans the world over. This is historical fiction that never was, filled with gritty characters, realistic conflicts, heroism, barbarism, defeats and triumphs.

Another epic chapter in the saga of The Song of Ice & Fire. People died who I like, other that I dislike prospered (and the reverse as well). I’m happy that my two top picks, Tyrion and Peter are still around. I hope Biranne and Varus survive also, at least to the next book. I think I’ll take a break from “Dance” and read a few other things. I’m a head of the show, mostly (Dany’s story is still going on, even if I haven’t gotten there yet), so I can read some other things now, I think. Overall, liked it, there were parts I hated, but that’s good story telling.


Rating: B+

2014 Reading Bingo

A book with more than 500 Pages Storm of Swords	A Forgotten Classic	A Book that Became a Movie The Maze Runner	A Book Published this Year Battle of Will	A Book with a Number in the Title
A Book Written by Someone Under Thirty	A Book with Non-Human Characters Shards of Time	A Funny Book Let's Pretend This Never Happened	A Book by a Female Author	A Book with a Mystery Carnal Sacraments
A Book with a One-Word Title Coraline	A Book of Short Stories	Free Square	A Book Set on a Different Continent	A Book of Non Fiction
The First Book by a Favorite Author If We Shadows	A book you Heard About Online Meeting on Mars	A Best-Selling Book A Feast for Crows	A Book Based on a True Story	A Book at the Bottom of your To Be Read Pile A Light In The Dark
A Book Your Friend Loves The Graveyard Book	A Book that Scares You	A Book that is More Than 10 Years Old Ender's Game	The Second Book in a Series Ghost Train to New Orleans	A Book with a Blue Cover

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