Sturm der Schwerter (Das Lied von Eis und Feuer, #5) - Community Reviews back

by George R.R. Martin, Andreas Helweg

CDRBill rated it

6 years ago

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What can I say? I loved it and can't wait to read the next book.

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LeseBlick rated it

7 years ago

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Inhaltsangabe Die Sieben Königreiche befinden sich im blutigen Bürgerkrieg. Einer der Anwärter auf den Thron ist bereits tot, ein anderer in Ungnade gefallen, doch der blutige Machtkampf in Westeros tobt erbitterter denn je. Robb Stark, der Herr von Winterfell, leistet dem tyrannischen Haus Lenniste...

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Blondie and Read rated it

8 years ago

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Once again, so good. I'm not going to lie, though. The middle dragged and dragged, and I zoned in and out a lot. That ending doe... !!!!! So great. Much intense. Very GoT.

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Wortmagieblog rated it

9 years ago

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Meine Ausgabe von „A Storm of Swords“, der dritte Band der Reihe „A Song of Ice and Fire“ von George R.R. Martin, umfasst 1177 Seiten. Das gute Stück hat die Ausmaße eines soliden Ziegelsteins und ist inhaltlich so vollgepackt, dass ich beschlossen habe, meine üblichen Zeichenrichtlinien zum Schreib...

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kleeblattsbuecherblog rated it

9 years ago

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Die Intrigen steigern sich immer mehr, der Kampf um den Eisernen Thron spitzt sich weiter zu. Mord und Verrat stehen an erster Stelle. Dies spüren vor allem Robb, der König des Nordens und Joffrey Baratheon, der König über die Sieben Königslande. Sie verlassen sich auf ihre Getreuen und müssen doch ...

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Fangirl Moments and My Two Cents rated it

9 years ago

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This review has spoilers.I am so crazy about this series. The things that are standing out the most in my mind right now are the differences in the book and show. Sansa is not set to be shipped off to Ramsay because a fake Arya is in her place so I’m wondering what is going to happen to her. Rob’...

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mattries37315 rated it

9 years ago

text A Storm of Swords (ASOIAF #3)

A Stunningly Fantastic Bloodbath The game of thrones ends, but lurking in the cold shadows of the far north the real fight it awaiting the survivors of “A Storm of Swords”, the third book of George R.R. Martin’s epic series A Song of Ice and Fire. In a series already known for its unexpected twis...

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Turn The Page rated it

9 years ago

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Stunning...by far the best of the 3 I've read so far, and I thought the first two were some of the best fantasy I've ever read. This one goes in directions I never suspected, very satisfyingly so. The dwarf, Tyrion, continues to be the best character, and others are revealing themselves to be so muc...

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Emad Attely [The Book Nerd] rated it

10 years ago

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Wow! It's really epic! And tragically sad!There are some differences between this book and the show. Martin is a true genius!

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JLee22 rated it

10 years ago

text If GRRM doesn't kill you, then you'll just become paranoid

I finally finished dragging myself through a reread of ASoS and annotated almost every single page of 924 pages of text. Ugh. Some things that I learned: -- GRRM's writing style makes me suspicious of any possible hint of back story or foreshadowing. Literally, any possible hint. "Wind rustling th...

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