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Perfect for fans of HBO's Game of Thrones --a boxed set featuring the first five novels! An immersive entertainment experience unlike any other, A Song of Ice and Fire has earned George R. R. Martin--dubbed "the American Tolkien" by Time magazine--international acclaim and millions of loyal readers. Now here is the entire monumental cycle: A GAME OF THRONES A CLASH OF KINGS A STORM OF SWORDS A FEAST FOR CROWS A DANCE WITH DRAGONS "One of the best series in the history of fantasy."-- Los Angeles Times Winter is coming. Such is the stern motto of House Stark, the northernmost of the fiefdoms that owe allegiance to King Robert Baratheon in far-off King's Landing. There Eddard Stark of Winterfell rules in Robert's name. There his family dwells in peace and comfort: his proud wife, Catelyn; his sons Robb, Brandon, and Rickon; his daughters Sansa and Arya; and his bastard son, Jon Snow. Far to the north, behind the towering Wall, lie savage Wildings and worse--unnatural things relegated to myth during the centuries-long summer, but proving all too real and all too deadly in the turning of the season. Yet a more immediate threat lurks to the south, where Jon Arryn, the Hand of the King, has died under mysterious circumstances. Now Robert is riding north to Winterfell, bringing his queen, the lovely but cold Cersei, his son, the cruel, vainglorious Prince Joffrey, and the queen's brothers Jaime and Tyrion of the powerful and wealthy House Lannister--the first a swordsman without equal, the second a dwarf whose stunted stature belies a brilliant mind. All are heading for Winterfell and a fateful encounter that will change the course of kingdoms. Meanwhile, across the Narrow Sea, Prince Viserys, heir of the fallen House Targaryen, which once ruled all of Westeros, schemes to reclaim the throne with an army of barbarian Dothraki--whose loyalty he will purchase in the only coin left to him: his beautiful yet innocent sister, Daenerys. "Long live George Martin . . . a literary dervish, enthralled by complicated characters and vivid language, and bursting with the wild vision of the very best tale tellers." --The New York Times Review: Un-put-downable. Absolutely brilliant. - I thoroughly enjoyed reading the whole books. I'm aware that the next books are behind time, and like millions of other people are looking forward to that day. Well thought out, and the detail that have gone into the stories are mind blowing. George RR Martin you are a genius Sir. Thank you Review: Great but feels just started (and may never be finished) - Great series, really good world bulding. Does get a bit complex and hard to follow as the various threads/stories go off in different directions. It is very much an unfinished story infact in many ways it feels that the story has only just about finished begining as several things which have been building for the last 5 books have only just got to events that have long been anticipated. The last book from the series was published in 2011 and there are supposed to be just two more books in the series I find it hard to see how all the various aspects of the stories are going to be brought together into a coherent and satifying "middle & end" to these stories in just 2 more books (2/7 of the total), given that it's taken so long to write the next book and the age of the author it seems likely that the series may end up as another unfinished saga, which is a real shame. Note I haven't seen the TV series so this may be different if you have.



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N**E
Un-put-downable. Absolutely brilliant.
I thoroughly enjoyed reading the whole books. I'm aware that the next books are behind time, and like millions of other people are looking forward to that day. Well thought out, and the detail that have gone into the stories are mind blowing. George RR Martin you are a genius Sir. Thank you
A**R
Great but feels just started (and may never be finished)
Great series, really good world bulding. Does get a bit complex and hard to follow as the various threads/stories go off in different directions. It is very much an unfinished story infact in many ways it feels that the story has only just about finished begining as several things which have been building for the last 5 books have only just got to events that have long been anticipated. The last book from the series was published in 2011 and there are supposed to be just two more books in the series I find it hard to see how all the various aspects of the stories are going to be brought together into a coherent and satifying "middle & end" to these stories in just 2 more books (2/7 of the total), given that it's taken so long to write the next book and the age of the author it seems likely that the series may end up as another unfinished saga, which is a real shame. Note I haven't seen the TV series so this may be different if you have.
R**M
Lose yourself in the richest, largest, most unpredictable and most famous fantasy world of our time…
A Song of Ice and Fire is very long so it often does feel slow and you can easily forget who's who or exactly what's happened. But in that, it reflects real life. The characterisation is very life-like: these women, men, children and even creatures feel real, with flaws and virtues alike. There is thus much and more to learn from this saga which one could apply to one's own life: the treachery and deception of people, mingled with courage, stubbornness, honour, greed, lust, vengeance, humanity and much more besides. It's also clear that Martin has done much historical research: details such as curved towers having the advantage of weapons being more likely to glance off then are proof of this. The screen adaptation does closely follow the books but become increasingly divergent towards the end and, by the end of Series 6, is ahead of the books. For many people just watching Game of Thrones will be enough but, especially as the two sets of storylines diverge, I think there is still simply a lot of extra fun to be had from reading the books as well. So quite simply enjoy yourself a little bit at a time over a long time reading this very long story and, if you're like me, when you're done, you'll consider it a little achievement ticked off in your life!
K**E
At 2,000 pages plus I am still enthralled!
I have two confessions to make before writing this review. The first is that I am not a George Martin fan. Over the years I have tried to read a number of his books all of which I have struggled with. I love the genre but have never been overly happy with his style. The second confession is that I have had a Kindle for over three years and have never purchased a book for it - I have only uploaded free books. It started as an experiment and became a challenge. There are over 200 books on my Kindle, some very good, but they are all free. The first book I paid for was A Song of Ice and Fire, subsequently followed by A Game of Thrones: the Story Continues Books 1- 5. Having watched the first couple of seasons of HBO's excellent Game of Thrones, I decided to give A Song of Ice and Fire a go. I loved it! How much of that was due to the amazing way in which the first series of the TV show faithfully reflected the book or whether it was down to the writing I honestly cannot say. In fairness it was probably a combination of the two. I was so enthralled that I went and purchased my second Kindle book - A Game of Thrones: the Story Continues Books 1- 5. What I can say now is that I am further on in the books than I am in my TV viewing and am still absolutely enthralled. The story is epic in proportion but retains the individual detail. The characters are so well depicted that you almost feel as though they are acquaintances. The action is absorbing as are the relationships/politics. I strongly recommend this book (or collection of books) to everyone but if you are like me and spend a lot of time travelling, having 5,000 plus pages of pure escapism entertainment on a lightweight device like a Kindle is a godsend. Buy it and get absorbed, your partner will hate it as you will end up preferring to read rather than talk, work will suffer as you will not be able to put it down at night while you read those last few pages before sleep. If it weren't time to go to the airport I would be reading the book now. Luckily I have a 3 hour flight ahead of me so I will get my fix today! Alan R
I**S
Best Series I've ever read
Seriously, why have you not read this before? I got into Game of Thrones the TV series and was encouraged to read the books. I'll be honest, the size of them put me right off and, having already seen Season 1, I lacked motivation because I thought I already knew what was going to happen. I was wrong to put it off. Very very wrong. Whilst the TV show stays reasonably true to the books, some of the subtleties and nuances of the books are lost on screen. The TV show is the best show ever made. EVER. But the books are better...... For those that haven't seen the show and will be going inito the books blind, I envy you. The books are full of twists that you won't see coming and are actually better to read than see on screen. Book 3 (Storm of Swords) is probably the best book I've ever read. There are a lot of characters, and some are incredibly complex with lineage and family history a large part of the 'world' of Game of Thrones. But once you get your head around who is who, who likes who, whos doesn't like who, who pretends to like who, etc, you wil struggle to put these down until you've finished and wonder where the last few months have gone. Fantastic books. Enjoy them.
T**N
More than the tv show.
I love Westeros, I can’t wait to get to the last book and find out how it really ends.
L**5
A song of Ice and Fire
The epic series A song of Ice and Fire is an anomaly. In the world of fantasy fiction that is packed to the brim with American teens with strange powers and an unusually uncorrupted moral compass comes forth a new and exciting idea. Where the characters are not sorted into two categories: good and evil, black and white but instead have a complex nature true of all people. This idea is suprisingly fresh and intriguing and for good or bad has completly ruined near all other novels in this genre for me. for instance i began to read 'A city of bones' as i have heard raving reveiws about it but when I started to read I found the characters dull and unpredictabe and the writing clumsy. The description was thoughtlessly dumped on the page and it was an utter parallel to Martins clever, intelligent and witty style of writing and the juicy, complex and unpredictable charcters he has created all set in this exciting and diverse landscape. Also I'm not old enough to watch the series on HBO but my sister has watched it and although it is amazing I dont think anything can match up to the depth of story you get with the books! I definatly reccomend them!
K**I
A Big read
A big tale in a big world with big character and big battles with big intrigue and big surprises. This big tale is finely written full of strong characters with wavering moralities. The book takes us to a world where life is cheap and power means everything. Winter is coming and the cold hold a fright are two for the fainthearted. This book covers many bases for many types. There is love There is action there is drama and of course there are dragons. This is Tolkien for adults. a whopper of a tale.
A**ー
Amazing, gripping, epic tale for a bargain price
Absolutely stunning, epic, and gripping tale on a scale unlike anything I have read before. I don’t normally read fantasy books, but picked this up on a whim because of the popularity of the tv series (which I have not seen), and ended up devouring all five books in a few months. The kindle edition with books 1 - 5 is a bargain in my opinion, and I highly recommend it to everyone, regardless of whether or not you are interested in fantasy.
C**O
Convenient
Personal use
S**L
Un chef d’œuvre de la littérature fantastique
Vraiment incroyable j’adore ces livres je vous conseille sincèrement de les prendre au vu du prix. Pour les plus pointilleux les pages sont un peu fines et l’encre a parfois imprimé la page contre laquelle elle était mais ce sont des détails les couvertures sont sublimes, l’écriture est parfaite et j’ai enfin pu avoir les 5 livres BEAUX ET ABORDABLES .
B**N
Very good books
I bought the used one. It says “Used - Acceptable”. Only thing was that the outter box (which is a paper box) has been damaged. It was not a problem for me. The books were clean, intact and unused. So without the box itself, i got 5 brand new books. Books are small though, they are still readable and portable, the pages are thin and a bit bigger than A6 paper. I like the cover design so much
N**K
10/10
The best book series
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