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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 813.54
Fabric Type: 9780553582031
Legal Disclaimer: 0553582038
Maximum Color Depth: Bantam
Metal Type: Bantam
Publisher: 1
Region Code: 784
Total External Bays Free: October 30, 2007
Total Firewire Ports: Bantam
Total Parallel Ports: October 30, 2007
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Features:- ISBN13: 9780553582031
- Condition: NEW
- Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.
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This is not going to be a review, but I had a few things I wanted to say, because the negative reviews are so overwhelmingly negative.
I feel that all negative reviewers fall into one of these categories.
1) People bitter that their favorite characters have died.
2) People who feel that the book took too long to come out.
3) People who are angry that "A dance with dragons" hasnt come out YET.
4) People who are just angry at GRRM for not producing these ... Read More
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After reading the first three books one right after the other, I couldn't wait to get to the "end". Well, there is no end. So if you prefer a finite plot line, with some tonal variation, quit while you're ahead. Instead of bringing loose ends together, Martin has just created more of them. New locales, new characters; why not just write a new series, and give us some satisfaction by creating an ending for this one?
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The fourth volume of Martin's epic fantasy series, A Feast for Crows, falls flat for many of the series' light readers because they are not aware of what happened. AffC is only half a book, and one that did not fit into Martin's scheme. Originally, Martin planned this book to start five years after A Storm of Swords, but felt it relied much too much on flashbacks and scrapped it. In return, he started with A Dance with Dragons. While getting into the book, Martin reached over 1000 pages and it was only ... Read More
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Nothing exciting happens.
Almost nothing written about the interesting characters mentioned at the end of the last book.
Just a bunch of plotting by Lanisters to control everything.
I'm glad I didn't buy this book.
I wish I would have stopped at the first one.
No more Martin for me. DONE!
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With this fourth book, Martin does to his series what Lucas did to Star Wars. While the first two books in the series were enjoyable even in their density, and while the third book though weak was at least engaging, the most recent book is so bloated and seeming off plot, that I simply couldn't finish it. I've warned others about getting into this series that seemingly has no end. What a fantastic disappointment!
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