Rate the last book you read!!

[TheKey]

"Son of Hamas."--7/10, very captivating book.

As of now I am reading "The Real Lincoln."

[Maikeru-sama]

A Storm of Swords
10/10

George R.R. Martin is one of the best storytellers I have ever come across. Out of the 3 books I have read thus far, I believe this one had the best ending and it had a Fellowship of the Ring type of ending (even though I wish one character would have stayed dead). Also, "The Red Wedding" was sad and is one of the events that makes you hate some of the characters.

The Free Cities are going to be extremely interesting in the next book.

Unfortunately, once I read A Feast of Crows, I am going to join all the other poor souls who wait with alacrity for A Dance with Dragons and who knows how long that is going to be .

I'm bout to hit the Elyptical and start reading the 4th book in the series.

[SaltwaterServr]

Originally Posted by ScipioCowboy

You watched that South Park episode, didn't you?

Family Guy you mean?

http://www.hulu.com/watch/111154/fam...gmire-goes-off

[ScipioCowboy]

Originally Posted by SaltwaterServr

Family Guy you mean?

http://www.hulu.com/watch/111154/fam...gmire-goes-off

The South Park episode was entitled The Tale of Scrottie McBoogerballs.

[SaltwaterServr]

Originally Posted by ScipioCowboy

The South Park episode was entitled The Tale of Scrottie McBoogerballs.

Sounds like it fits perfectly. Trey and Matt, two creative sum birches.

[Heisenberg]

Originally Posted by Maikeru-sama

A Storm of Swords
10/10

I'm with you on the 10/10 rating.

I'm currently about a third of the way through 'A Feast for Crows' and I don't think it's as good as the others. He keeps adding more POVs for characters I don't care all that much for. I'm not saying it's not good because it's still a great read, but it's not quite what the others were.

Maybe it'll pick up.

[BraveHeartFan]

I recently finished 3 more of the Connelly books I've had to read.

I read A Darkness More Than Night, City of Bones, and Lost Light. They're all part of the Harry Bosch series he does and I enjoyed them all a whole lot. I'd give each of them a 7.5-8.5 out of 10. They were all very good.

I'm currently reading The Closers, another Bosch novel, and then I've got, I think, 4 more Bosch novels after that to be totally caught up and then I'm going to start reading some other stuff again. I'm intending to read some stuff like Flags of Our Fathers and things like that upon catching up on these Bosch novels.

[Maikeru-sama]

Originally Posted by Ozzu

I'm with you on the 10/10 rating.

I'm currently about a third of the way through 'A Feast for Crows' and I don't think it's as good as the others. He keeps adding more POVs for characters I don't care all that much for. I'm not saying it's not good because it's still a great read, but it's not quite what the others were.

Maybe it'll pick up.

Interesting.

I've only read about 5 chapters but I actually like the 3 new POV characters that the 4th book introduces. Aeron Greyjoy seems odd but you have to have somebody in the Iron Lands to report what is going on there.

Two things I am wondering about is how much time has past since A Game of Thrones to A Feast of Crows and will there be some type of time skip at some point in the story.

[ethiostar]

'A Game of Thrones'----------------8.5/10

Wonderful story telling. I don't think i've been this emotionally invested in so many characters from a single book.

Onto the next....

[reddyuta]

the last book i read was "the girl with the dragon tattoo" by stieg larsson(translated ).It was captivating book and i highly recommend it.

[ethiostar]

Originally Posted by reddyuta

the last book i read was "the girl with the dragon tattoo" by stieg larsson(translated ).It was captivating book and i highly recommend it.

Its been sitting on my shelf for a couple of months now. I've read/heard a lot of good things about it. I look forward to reading it.

[Maikeru-sama]

Originally Posted by Ozzu

I'm with you on the 10/10 rating.

I'm currently about a third of the way through 'A Feast for Crows' and I don't think it's as good as the others. He keeps adding more POVs for characters I don't care all that much for. I'm not saying it's not good because it's still a great read, but it's not quite what the others were.

Maybe it'll pick up.

After reading a lot more chapters, I can see why people are disappointed with A Feast of Crows.

I think the main problem is "crowding". Meaning, he has so many POV characters observing the same event. Also, some of the characters I have grown to like have not even had a POV chapter, you just hear whispers about what they are doing.

I still think the book is fabulous though.

[AmarilloCowboyFan]

Storm of Swords 10/10

Easily the best of the first three books. Lots of surprises in this story. Really liking Jon's and Tyrion's parts.

I can tell already that I'm going to be pissed after I finish Crows and Dragons isn't released yet.

[Maikeru-sama]

Originally Posted by AmarilloCowboyFan

Storm of Swords 10/10

Easily the best of the first three books. Lots of surprises in this story. Really liking Jon's and Tyrion's parts.

I can tell already that I'm going to be pissed after I finish Crows and Dragons isn't released yet.

Actually you are going to be pissed about a lot more then that when you get to the next book.

I'm almost done with A Feast For Crows, so I won't say too much until after I am done (I'm still shocked that I am actually going to finish it).

[AmarilloCowboyFan]

Originally Posted by Maikeru-sama

Actually you are going to be pissed about a lot more then that when you get to the next book.

I'm almost done with A Feast For Crows, so I won't say too much until after I am done (I'm still shocked that I am actually going to finish it).

Ugh, that doesn't sound encouraging. LOL.