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

Aug 15, 2012 Becky rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: fantasy

Worth reading not only for the brilliant story but also for the evolution of Jaime and the malevolence of Cersai. Continues to be a wonderful epic story, one well worth reading.

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Feb 10, 2012 Finn rated it really liked it

Shelves: fantasy, physically-own

This was probably my least favourite book of the series so far, however it was still a very good book. I was gutted at the beginning to learn that many of my favourite characters weren't going to be in this one, but I found myself growing to love many of the new POV characters - especially Brienne.

Perhaps not as exciting or fast paced as previous books, however still a captivating read full of unexpected twists and cliffhangers. Role on the next one! ...more

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Nov 12, 2014 Anemoian rated it really liked it

The book was quite an interesting one, it was no less good than the previous one. Of course, there was neither Dany, nor Jon Snow or Tyrion. But we saw Jaime and Cersei from another angle, we saw Arya in a completely new form and, of course, the Martells! I'm looking forward to reading more about them in the 5th book.
Really enjoyed the 4th volume.
Screw you, George R. R. Martin! ...more

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Aug 03, 2013 Ray rated it liked it

I have read good reviews of this book and don't feel a particular need to emulate. It is Fire and Ice on standby I guess. The progression of the story, which was always slow when it wasn't ridiculously fast by skipping crucial events has diminished to a suggestion. If you have come this far, however, you are, like me, likely to plod on. ...more

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