A Feast for Crows (A Song of Ice and Fire, #4) in The Dusty Bookshelf

May 12, 2009 Kevin Xu rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: 35-until-becoming-an-aficionados, re-read

the only reason that I gave this book four stars, not five was because this book is only half a book, not a full book

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Feb 24, 2014 Casey rated it liked it

Shelves: the-not-so-serious-lit, hic-sunt-dracones

3.5 stars, and I'm rounding down because I find the Ironborn so ridiculously boring that I started groaning every time I read the name Greyjoy. I mean, really, do all of these characters really need their own POV chapters? I'd rather find out about whatever it is they're doing by means of straight exposition.

(Seriously, if you haven't read the first three, stop now. Spoilers, I can't help it, because if I talk about people you will know they're not dead as of the beginning of book 4, and that's ...more

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Mar 21, 2015 Karen rated it it was amazing

This was the one I liked best so far out of all of them. It was only from the perspective of half the characters, and it was probably the half of the characters I enjoy more. Additionally, I enjoyed the plot so well. There were so many little, delicious things that I found myself loving. I found it a lot faster going than the last two. I'm looking forward to finishing the series. ...more

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Jan 12, 2012 Diane rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: wpl, nook, fantasy, series

Surprisingly to me, this has been my favorite "Song of Ice and Fire" book yet. Novels as part of a series can be tricky, and I had thought I would not mind skipping this installment as my favorite POV characters were missing. However, Martin does so many things flawlessly in this book. Characters evolve and change, new intrigues emerge, and of course the backdrop is always so easily transfered from the page to one's imagination. Amazing. ...more

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