Feu & Sang Intégrale
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- Author：George R.R. Martin
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Summary
« À son zénith， Valyria était la plus grande ville du monde connu， le centre de la civilisation。 Au sein de ses remparts brillants， deux fois vingt maisons rivales se disputaient le pouvoir et la gloire， à la cour et au conseil， s’élevant et chutant dans une lutte sans fin， subtile et souvent féroce， pour la domination。 Les Targaryen étaient loin d’être les plus puissants seigneurs dragons， et leurs rivaux virent dans leur fuite vers Peyredragon un acte de capitulation， de poltronnerie。 Mais Daenys， la fille pucelle de lord Aenar， qu’on connaîtrait désormais à jamais sous le nom de Daenys la Rêveuse， avait prédit la destruction de Valyria par le feu。 Et quand survint le Fléau， douze ans plus tard， les Targaryen furent les seuls seigneurs dragons qui survécurent。 »
Trois cents ans avant les événements du Trône de Fer， Feu et sang raconte l’unification des sept royaumes。
Trois cents ans avant les événements du Trône de Fer， Feu et sang raconte l’unification des sept royaumes。
Reviews
Agatha Austen
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Pensaba que por la forma en la que estaba escrito no me iba a gustar， pero precisamente todo lo contrario。 Las guerras y batallas se las ventila en pocos párrafos y hay mucho salseo y conspiraciones。 Me ha gustado un montón。
André
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notes: watching the tv show and checked to see when i read this and realized it never got entered， so these dates are approximate。 i am probably giving this book too much credit。 the content was rad， but the style was dry， repetitive， and boring。 “but it’s a history — history books are dry， repetitive， and boring！” to which i say that grrm should read cv wedgwood。
sanyaes_library
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2 ★_____my thoughts_____not going to lie， this shit is more dry than a pop-eyes biscuit with no water。 this is， without a doubt， one of the most boring books i've ever read。this story reads as a history book and told through arch-maester's eyes。 he gets his "facts" from a few sources。 it felt like one giant info dump。 they do talk about s*x a few times but use words like member。。。 *gag* do not expect what you get from the tv show in this book because it is not that。i totally get what george r。r。 2 ★_____my thoughts_____not going to lie， this shit is more dry than a pop-eyes biscuit with no water。 this is， without a doubt， one of the most boring books i've ever read。this story reads as a history book and told through arch-maester's eyes。 he gets his "facts" from a few sources。 it felt like one giant info dump。 they do talk about s*x a few times but use words like member。。。 *gag* do not expect what you get from the tv show in this book because it is not that。i totally get what george r。r。 martin was going for with this targaryen history book but it fell short for me。 the characters are uninteresting & not fleshed out。 i think that has to do with how george chose to write this。 before reading， i was super invested in certain characters and the plot but would it be that way if i had just stumbled upon this book without the show？ definitely not。 anyways， i did not read every page of this monster book。 honestly， i skipped//skimmed to page 350 and read until i got the answers i wanted。 the magnificent artwork may be my only plus。 i can't believe i'm saying this but the show is better than the book。 [that's the first time i've ever said that 🥲]i think， this book is strictly for history geeks or HUGE game of thrones fans。 other than that， i do not recommend。2 stars for stunning artwork & giving me spoilers so i don't have to wait years to find out on hotd。 。。。more
Joe
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A really good read for a history of a fantastic world that never existed。 The hints given throughout “A Song of Ice and Fire” to the events of previous ages make this so engrossing。 The origin of some traditions and the rise of and decline of some of the great houses of Westeros is expertly handled by the author。 The best part is that it’s only the first part of the history of the Targaryens with the second part still to come。 Before or after “Winds of Winter” and “A Dream of Spring” is in the l A really good read for a history of a fantastic world that never existed。 The hints given throughout “A Song of Ice and Fire” to the events of previous ages make this so engrossing。 The origin of some traditions and the rise of and decline of some of the great houses of Westeros is expertly handled by the author。 The best part is that it’s only the first part of the history of the Targaryens with the second part still to come。 Before or after “Winds of Winter” and “A Dream of Spring” is in the lap of the old gods and the new。 。。。more
T K （on hiatus）
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A fine， fictional history that covers the first half of the ever fascinating Targaryen dynasty of George RR Martin's World of Ice and Fire。 This book is not for the casual fan: you will find little to no connection to our favourite characters in the series proper， and since this story is portrayed as a history as opposed to a novel， we do not get quite the same emotional punch that Martin usually packs。 No matter， the characters are sometimes faced with moral quandaries of their own， though we a A fine， fictional history that covers the first half of the ever fascinating Targaryen dynasty of George RR Martin's World of Ice and Fire。 This book is not for the casual fan: you will find little to no connection to our favourite characters in the series proper， and since this story is portrayed as a history as opposed to a novel， we do not get quite the same emotional punch that Martin usually packs。 No matter， the characters are sometimes faced with moral quandaries of their own， though we are provided no insight into their interior lives。 Even so， the machinations of plot and story are enough to keep the more insistent fans satiated。 For now。 I look forward to the next half of Targ history， including the Blackfyre Rebellions and the deaths of Rhaegar and Lyanna。 。。。more
Grof J。 Kešetović
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A pretty fun and well written history of the Targaryen dynasty。 The way GRRM writes is very academic and factful， pretty rewarding to read if you spend a lot of time reading academic work。 I enjoyed it but I did feel that the repetitive nature of things bugged me down at times。 Maybe it's because that is the very nature of dynastic infighting and how things work both in medieval historic dynasties and fantasy ones as well。 A pretty fun and well written history of the Targaryen dynasty。 The way GRRM writes is very academic and factful， pretty rewarding to read if you spend a lot of time reading academic work。 I enjoyed it but I did feel that the repetitive nature of things bugged me down at times。 Maybe it's because that is the very nature of dynastic infighting and how things work both in medieval historic dynasties and fantasy ones as well。 。。。more
CoiledCoffee
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Mi más sincera enhorabuena al equipo de marketing que consiguió colocarnos este libro con promesas de "responder a muchas de las preguntas de la saga original" y "narrarnos toda la historia de la dinastía Targaryen desde Aegon el conquistador"， aunque en realidad no haga ni lo uno ni lo otro。 Como muchos otros decidí comenzar "Fuego y Sangre" coincidiendo con la serie de televisión。 En ocasiones suelo ojear unas cuantas reseñas antes de empezar con un libro y， desgraciadamente， esta no fue una d Mi más sincera enhorabuena al equipo de marketing que consiguió colocarnos este libro con promesas de "responder a muchas de las preguntas de la saga original" y "narrarnos toda la historia de la dinastía Targaryen desde Aegon el conquistador"， aunque en realidad no haga ni lo uno ni lo otro。 Como muchos otros decidí comenzar "Fuego y Sangre" coincidiendo con la serie de televisión。 En ocasiones suelo ojear unas cuantas reseñas antes de empezar con un libro y， desgraciadamente， esta no fue una de ellas。No esperéis la prosa de "Canción de Hielo y Fuego" （ni la calidad）， porque el estilo de narración es totalmente diferente。 No es una novela histórica， es un volumen de historia a secas。 Supongo que es la excelente excusa para no molestarse en escribir buenos diálogos y saltarse el "muestra， no cuentes"。 Este formato es original e interesante las 100 primeras páginas， luego se hace pesado， denso， aburrido。 Ni siquiera es un buen ejemplar de historia， se centra excesivamente en detalles secundarios y trata superficialmente los importantes para la trama， se abandonan líneas argumentales， no se mantiene la coherencia y se salta de atrás en adelante cual grillo beodo。La receta de este libro es la siguiente: 1） Un Targaryen （varón）， cuyo nombre es un homenaje a Aegon de algún modo， asciende al trono sobre el que no tenía ningún derecho tras una sangrienta disputa con su familia。 La personalidad del monarca se va alternando con cada generación， en una es un cruel psicópata， en otra es un patético pusilánime， y en otra es el hombre alfa máximo。2） Se promete con su hermana u otra familiar de primer/segundo grado， cuya personalidad también varía entre ser una envidiosa caprichosa sin raciocinio， una feminista sin raciocinio， o una madre sin raciocinio。 Este amor incestuoso puede venir acompañado de un variable grado de repudia eclesiástica。 3） El resto del capítulo mantiene más o menos el mismo patrón: boda-embarazo-aborto-desgracia-embarazo-nacimiento de una niña-dicha-muerte infantil-desgracia-embarazo-por fin nace un varón-fiesta-embarazo-hermanos rivales-embarazo-aborto-embarazo y muerte materna-traición y asesinato-guerra de mayor o menor repercusión-subida al trono del Targaryen más primogénito que quede。4） Repetir desde el punto 1。 Y repetir。 Y repetir durante 700 páginas， cambiando los nombres y las fechas， espolvoreando con una generosa dosis de violencia sexual gratuita hacia las mujeres。 Esta。。。 "novela" es el equivalente a tragarse una pastilla de 1g sin agua tras un día entero bajo el sol comiendo salazón。 He tardado un mes en terminármela porque cada vez que me proponía leerme aunque fuese un capítulo me invadía una sensación de pereza descomunal。 Hacia la mitad del libro lo que más quería era que cualquier dragón adquiriese conciencia como Drogon en aquella famosa y estúpida escena de la T8 y quemase a todos los personajes para no tener que lidiar con ellos más。 Casi lo abandono muchas veces。 Me da muchísima rabia porque en el fondo se puede ver que es una buena historia con personajes potencialmente complejos， y eso se deja entrever en algunas escenas， que son excelentes， como todos los capítulos de la Danza de Dragones （la razón de mi única estrella， me gustaron mucho）。 Si tan solo el estilo de escritura hubiese sido como la saga original。。。 pero claro， eso cuesta mucho más。 No puedo evitar comparar este libro con cualquiera de los de "Canción de Hielo y Fuego" y no ver esto como un pobre esfuerzo para mantener viva la franquicia "Game of Thrones"。Los personajes son planos porque el estilo de narración tan distante impide que se desarrollen。 No me interesaba ninguno， son todos tan superficiales y con personalidades tan parecidas que podrían haberse intercambiado los nombres en mitad del párrafo y no me habría dado cuenta （el torrente de nombres tan parecidos por página no ayudaba）。 Los personajes de la saga original son de los más profundos que haya leído jamás， y los de "Fuego y Sangre" son como mucho mediocres。Las ilustraciones son bonitas， aunque personalmente no me gusta nada ese estilo de arte （anda que no hubiese sido original -y propio- un estilo de pintura como las de los tratados que transcribían los monjes en la Edad Media） y muchas de las escenas que están dibujadas me parecen de las más flojas del libro。Desgraciadamente， creo que esta duología de "Fuego y Sangre" va a correr el mismo destino que "Canción de Hielo y Fuego"， que es quedar inacabada。 Han pasado ya casi 4 años desde su publicación y no tenemos nino-ni noticias- de la segunda parte， que encima es la que todos queremos， la de la Rebelión de Robert Baratheon。 Nunca me arrepentiré de leerme los libros de GRRM （bueno， de este sí）， son de los mejores libros de fantasía que he leído en mi vida， pero no puedo recomendárselos a nadie （ni siquiera a los fans más acérrimos de la historia de Poniente o de la dinastía Targaryen） cuando hay tantas sagas igual de buenas que sí están terminadas， y la verdad es que eso me entristece un montón。Muchas gracias por leer。 。。。more
Mike Gonzalez
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Katy
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Though I love GRRM， GOT， and HOTD story and it’s characters， Fire and Blood was not my favorite。 It is written as a historical text and therefore did not read like a novel。 It was very dense， lots of descriptions of battle， SO many names to remember （though many of them are Aegon！）， which didn’t feel necessary。 Im glad I read it， but wouldn’t read again。
Spencer Levesque
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I would give this book a solid 4。5/5 stars。 As my introduction to George R。R。 Martin I found the large majority of this book very interesting and it was hard to put down。 With that being said after the “Dying of the Dragons” chapters the book truly did start to feel like history homework rather than the mix of battles， politics， betrayals， and crazy dragon scenes that I game to love。 Nonetheless， I enjoyed this book and have found myself further intrigued into the G。 O。 T。 Lore。
G
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Fun writing， effective at covering a lot of history without being boring。 In the end though， I didn't want to know what happened enough to finish。 DNF at ~25% Fun writing， effective at covering a lot of history without being boring。 In the end though， I didn't want to know what happened enough to finish。 DNF at ~25% 。。。more
Zuri
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Se me ha hecho mucho más ligero de lo que me imaginaba， aunque hacia el final del libro ya me estaba empezando a pesar。 Aun así， el próximo caerá seguro ✨
René
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Reading this has absolutely confirmed to me that a lot of the Twitter stans have never touched this book in their life and that they've just skimmed over one or two wiki pages。 To say that the characters in this are more nuanced or interesting than in the show is ridiculous。 "The showrunners are ruining Daemon！ Book！Daemon isn't like this！" okay but book！Daemon is an entire paedophile so now what。 Not the gospel that it's described as， and anyone calling it "anti-Targaryen propaganda because the Reading this has absolutely confirmed to me that a lot of the Twitter stans have never touched this book in their life and that they've just skimmed over one or two wiki pages。 To say that the characters in this are more nuanced or interesting than in the show is ridiculous。 "The showrunners are ruining Daemon！ Book！Daemon isn't like this！" okay but book！Daemon is an entire paedophile so now what。 Not the gospel that it's described as， and anyone calling it "anti-Targaryen propaganda because the Maesters can't be trusted！" absolutely hasn't touched a page of the source material and they're just regurgitating something they saw somebody else type on Twitter dot com。 As for the book itself。 I didn't expect to like it to the extent that I did， but it isn't without its flaws。 The characters from the Dance period are all far less grey than people would insist。 It seems that every single character commits the most horrendous acts known to man and almost none are spared。 They are also extremely two-dimensional characters and Alicent in particular is a disappointment。 The format of the book was fun。 I've not read something like this before and it was easy to listen to in audiobook format。 The art that comes with it is gorgeous too。 Normally I'd say that I would read the sequel that comes out this week but unfortunately GRRM has allowed it to be written by an out-and-proud fascist。 Shame！ 。。。more
Aimee
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Loved this book took awhile to finish it it’s different from the other books I Read it’s very rare that I find a book that I enjoyed from start to finish
Marianna
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Takže。。。 Bude aj dvojka？
Matthew
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An incredible story， told in a fast pace that always keeps in interesting。 I was never a big Targaryen fan and， honestly， A Dance With Dragons was so boring Daenerys-wise， so a whole book about Targaryens was not very appealing to me， but wow。 What。 A。 Read。 And I love how the writer of the book references other texts and creates a "unreliable truth" surrounding several incidents and deaths and， just。。。 vibes。 what a vibe。 also， so many queer women？？ and also throwing shade at D&D？？ yes please。 An incredible story， told in a fast pace that always keeps in interesting。 I was never a big Targaryen fan and， honestly， A Dance With Dragons was so boring Daenerys-wise， so a whole book about Targaryens was not very appealing to me， but wow。 What。 A。 Read。 And I love how the writer of the book references other texts and creates a "unreliable truth" surrounding several incidents and deaths and， just。。。 vibes。 what a vibe。 also， so many queer women？？ and also throwing shade at D&D？？ yes please。 now， george， finish up TWOW and F&B2 please。 。。。more
Andres Aleman
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300 años antes， se plantea de forma muy acelerada el que pasó en las primeras generaciones Targaryen。 No es una novela normal， ya que no es una historia， si no una lista de sucesos para comprender a la dinastía。 Si esperas una novela no lo es。 Como compendio tiene 10 y qué imaginación de George， sin duda está a nivel de Tolkien。
Dark Star
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Excellent story of the Targaryen family over the years。 Absorbing reading for sure。
Bryan Shalloway
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Great stories filled the volume--the dance of the dragons is fantastic， but is also covered elsewhere。 The end is somewhat anticlimactic after "The Dance"。 Great stories filled the volume--the dance of the dragons is fantastic， but is also covered elsewhere。 The end is somewhat anticlimactic after "The Dance"。 。。。more
Conor
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It's been years since I read this and I only vaguely remember a few key plot points （which has actually worked out really well as most of the main developments in the show are a surprise to me）。 The book itself was much weaker than any entry in the main ASOIAF series。 The writing style （written as an in-universe but unreliable history book） made it hard to really care about any of the characters and at times the plot seemed to go by in a blur （a supposedly important character would be introduced It's been years since I read this and I only vaguely remember a few key plot points （which has actually worked out really well as most of the main developments in the show are a surprise to me）。 The book itself was much weaker than any entry in the main ASOIAF series。 The writing style （written as an in-universe but unreliable history book） made it hard to really care about any of the characters and at times the plot seemed to go by in a blur （a supposedly important character would be introduced， do something important then be brutally killed off all within a page）。 I'd probably rate it around 3 stars。 However having just finished the last episode of season 1 of the show I was motivated to finally write a review （more of the show than the book）。The show was absolutely brilliant and went back to peak early-seasons GoT。 Complex characters， great acting， intelligent & suspenseful plotting。 The show took the vague outline given in the book and really breathed life into it。 Perhaps my favourite element， like with the early seasons of GoT， is that in any conflict I'm never entirely sure who to root for。 Each faction has characters who have elements of good and evil and their own motivations for their actions which really makes the world feel alive and real。The stars of the 1st season to me were probably Daemon， Viserys and Alicent （cue shocked gasps）。 Daemon was really the only character I remembered from the book and Matt Smith really brought him to life as a dangerous， unpredictable force。 The ending to episode 3 （I think， you know the one） was one of the most incredible 20 minutes of TV I've seen， and all without a line of dialogue。 Viserys was a well-meaning but weak king who's indecisiveness is often blamed on causing a disastrous civil war。 However I thought the writing of the show （and the brilliant acting of Paddy Considine who should clean house at the Emmys） brought a degree of tragedy and nobility to the character （view spoiler）[ I was glad to see him having 1 moment of triumph in his last episode with that slow-mo big baller walk to the throne （hide spoiler）]。 Alicent （through both actresses who play her） while oftten vilified showed an even more tragic character in many ways。 Since she was a child she was forced into difficult situations by those around her who should have looked out for her and just tried to navigate each situation according to her codes of honour while also protecting her family。Overall this was one of the best seasons of television I've seen in a long time。 It's done the almost impossible of redeeming the GoT universe for me and I'm gonna struggle to wait 2 years for season 2。 Of course I've been waiting for Winds of Winter since I read the rest of the ASOIAF series 10 years ago so I've had plenty practice。 。。。more
Mel
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Full disclosure: this is a re-read， but it’s been a long time since I last read ‘Fire and Blood’ and having forgotten a lot of the finer details in the meantime， I wanted to experience it all again with fresh eyes。 I also wanted to see how it compares to the HBO TV adaptation ‘House of the Dragon’， which I think did an excellent job of bringing these characters to life and dare I say， even enhancing them in some cases。 But needless to say， nobody does world-building and rich， compelling in-story Full disclosure: this is a re-read， but it’s been a long time since I last read ‘Fire and Blood’ and having forgotten a lot of the finer details in the meantime， I wanted to experience it all again with fresh eyes。 I also wanted to see how it compares to the HBO TV adaptation ‘House of the Dragon’， which I think did an excellent job of bringing these characters to life and dare I say， even enhancing them in some cases。 But needless to say， nobody does world-building and rich， compelling in-story lore like George R。R。 Martin， and I’m reminded of this each and every time I read or re-read any of his material。 His attention to detail is absolutely mind-blowing and the way he angled this story from the perspective of three unreliable narrators while still making the narrative feel utterly believable is nothing short of mastery。 The opening chapters on Aegon’s Conquest are fascinating and really draw you in， but the chapters covering Jaehaerys the Conciliator and Good Queen Alysanne’s reign remain my uncontested favourites。 For understandable reasons， the Aegon III chapters do drag a bit compared to the carnage that came before his era， but to be honest it was almost nice to have a bit of a reprieve as while I already knew from my first read how the Dance of the Dragons had played out， I’d forgotten just how ruthless and bleak it got towards the end。GRRM is that rare kind of writer where you’ll always find new little nuggets of insight or symbolism even on your 50th read of the same story - admittedly， it’s this unique gift for writing such exquisitely layered stories while remaining in full command of the vastness of your world and characters that’s likely at least partially responsible for him writing himself into a hole and making slower progress on finishing the remaining books in the ASOIAF series。 But I， for one， am happy for him to take all the time he needs if this level of mastery is what we get in return！ 。。。more
Robbie Nelson
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First George RR Martin book I read and I enjoyed it a lot。
Maulik Maharjan
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The decision to read this book was greatly influenced by HBO’s House of The Dragon announcement。 The books felt very much different from the ASOIAF series in terms of writing and narration。 GRRM could have possibly written five volumes to explain the Targaryen line in details， which felt much cut off as it was explained through Mushroom or Munkun。 Thoroughly enjoyed this book。 Cannot wait to see how HBO adapts the Dance of The Dragon on screen。
Andrea
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There are a bajillion characters to keep up with in the GOT/ASOIAF universe。 This plus The World OF Ice And Fire made it easier for me and provided some visuals for me as well。 If you want to go down this rabbit hole of information and are a fan of the show and universe， then check this out。
Adam
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Entertaining。 Went a little fast but it’s not a novel of one story。
Meghan Lowry
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Reads like a history bookIt is long and overly detailed。 There are some very intriguing plots and surprising turns。 It is difficult to keep up with all the characters including their dragons。 Google the family tree and maps as you go as the book itself does no such thing。 This book is for diehard Game of Throne fans。
rissi
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DNF I fell in love with this read at the beginning and I have to say George R R Martin does not disappoint。 But because of the current hbo series I decided to not finish this book due to spoilers so I will come back to it when the series ends。
Tamar
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So many names， honestly， at some point I stopped trying remember who's who So many names， honestly， at some point I stopped trying remember who's who 。。。more
Yorman Andrade
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Es un libro con un comienzo interesante narrando la conquista y el reinado de Aegon I。 Los sucesos que le siguieron al reinado de los Targaryen。 Hasta la Danza de Dragones se sintió interesante， el resto solo sirvió para entender más la cronología。
Borja
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3。5 -4 stars。 By the way people talk about this book and the way it is written， I expected it to be very dry and didn't give it a chance for a long time。 I must say I found it mostly very readable after getting through the first couple of chapters。 Since the book covers a long time of Targaryen history， some parts might be a little slow， but George also does a good job of making situations and characters interesting。 And hateful or dumb too in some cases。On the other hand it's true that reading 3。5 -4 stars。 By the way people talk about this book and the way it is written， I expected it to be very dry and didn't give it a chance for a long time。 I must say I found it mostly very readable after getting through the first couple of chapters。 Since the book covers a long time of Targaryen history， some parts might be a little slow， but George also does a good job of making situations and characters interesting。 And hateful or dumb too in some cases。On the other hand it's true that reading "person A said this， person B said that" can be a little repetitive at some pointsThe creepy elements were a nice surprise， and the lack of certainty gives rise to interesting thoughts and theories and makes some events quite mysterious。 I'm sure a less casual reader will extract more from the book。Maybe the biggest difficulty when reading this book is the sheer amount of characters。 Better drawings of the family tree would be helpful to not get confused when there are so many characters with similar names， but George does a good job with this through the book， repeating information when might be needed and choosing when to introduce the information。 。。。more
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