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       What is your favorite book?
       By: JDubya Date: June 9, 2014, 1:32 am
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       My favorite book is A Feast for Crows.  It is the last in the
       series that follows the storylines of most of the characters I'm
       most invested in, mainly the Stark kids. It also introduces new
       characters that add to the ever expansive GRRM world.  Much of
       the plot is foggy to me because I read it two years ago, but I
       know this book is where Cersei finally gets her comeuppance, and
       that makes me super happy.
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       Re: What is your favorite book?
       By: Black Tooth Grin Date: June 9, 2014, 3:19 am
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       A Feast For Crows is a great read.  Been a few years since i
       read it but with the way he book ends with Jon Snow being
       treated by his brothers and the son of the Prince of Dorne just
       landing on Westeros with the Golden Company behind him leaves me
       guessing whether we already know the character somehow or is he
       a completely new character ( I'm hoping it might be Bronn but it
       could be any other character we have had a glimpse at already.
       dorne are the sleeping giant and its gonna get messy real quick.
       Arya and her training is one of the best parts of her book,
       learning to change her face, I cant wait for her to travel back
       to Westeros and exact her vengeance!
       Also Tyrion in Easteros is interesting, will he help Danerys or
       not, i reckon he will. Sorry for the spelling mistakes :)
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       Re: What is your favorite book?
       By: JDubya Date: June 9, 2014, 3:55 am
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       I totally agree. I'd have to say the follow up book 5 is my
       least favorite mostly because there are characters from the
       previous books the author does not include.  So, we must wait
       until book 6 to find out the fates of quite a few.  I realize he
       actually--George Double R Martin--wrote a huge story that was
       subsequently broken into two separate novels that became books 4
       and 5. I just wish he'd organized it differently.
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       Re: What is your favorite book?
       By: Daltanyn Date: June 9, 2014, 7:17 am
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       That just says to me George RR Martin isn't the writing god some
       people claim him to be. He's also an established author; so he
       doesn't have to try as hard. Readers see a 900 page book by GRRM
       and buy it expecting greatness.
       On a side note, has anyone read GRRM's "Fevre Dream"? I've heard
       it's really good and have thought about getting it on several
       occasions.
       By the way, I liked the first 3 books best. I, personally, had a
       hard time getting through Book 4.
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       Re: What is your favorite book?
       By: JDubya Date: June 9, 2014, 10:42 am
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       I'll have to check out that book and see if I can find it in the
       library.
       Unfortunately, many established authors get to the point where
       they don't try very hard, or they lose sight of what made them
       famous in the first place. And some are just overrated. They
       think they can write anything and they can't. Anne Rice is a
       great author to me, but her attempt at werewolf lore was a big
       disappointment after the Vampire Chronicles. I struggled through
       the first book, Wolf Gift, and gave up after about 100 pages in
       the sequel Wolves of Midwinter. It was just ridiculous, like she
       was trying to be so profound and philosophical. And I really
       didn't like the main protagonist.
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