Which asoiaf book is best

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Spam or Self-Promotional The list is spam or self-promotional. Incorrect Book The list contains an incorrect book please specify the title of the book. Welcome back. Just a moment while we sign you in to your Goodreads account. HBO's Game of Thrones series is a cultural phenomenon which, despite its ending, is beloved by millions and will likely be talked about, debated and watched for generations.

It's almost always a display of brilliant writing, exceptional characters, and fantastic performances. Iconic battles and scenes will be remembered for a long time to come. But, what also should be remembered is that this epic series all comes from the Song of Ice and Fire books written by George R.

Martin's Game Of Thrones. The books are what kicked it all off and, and readers love them just as much as the show. The critical response towards the books has been great and the fan love has been fantastic.

The novel series is still ongoing, but the acclaim of the books that have already been written can be viewed through the often-cited book database, Goodreads, so here are all the A Song of Ice and Fire books ranked according to the site. Fire and Blood is not technically a part of the main A Song Of Ice And Fire series but rather a prequel to it, intended to be in two parts.

The first book, alongside the unreleased second part, details the history of the famous House Targaryen and will be made into an HBO prequel called House of the Dragon. The book earned 3. The book is seen as more of a history textbook than narrative, but most fans still enjoy it.

A Feast for Crows is the fourth installment in the main series, and follows Westeros as the War of the Five Kings nears its end. Some of this was necessary set up for future books, but a lot of it really wasn't. None of it was bad, but a lot of it was pointless.

Another issue people took with the book was the lack of any chapters for Jon, Tyrion, and Deanery's. These are probably the most beloved characters still alive in the books and a book without them playing any major part felt very much lacking. However, there were some highlights that made the book enjoyable. It did feature a lot of development for Jaime, showing him maturing into a much better person and a successful leader. Him handling the Siege of Riverrun, among other things, was genuinely exciting and added some adventure to a book that was otherwise mostly setup.

Let me reiterate, none of it was bad setup and most of it prepared for the exciting things that were set to come down the road for the characters. Still, people didn't wait five years for setup and the book, while still good, is easily the least favorited of the series.