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A review by jbjxsh
A Feast for Crows by George R.R. Martin
challenging
dark
mysterious
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
Another great entry in this amazing world. Not as strong as any of the previous books, in my opinion, but still great.
This book had much lower stakes when compared to book 3, which is fine since the only thing that could've topped that one would be the Seven Kingdoms themselves just pretty much exploding.
I liked how this book is split with the next one, giving us more time with fewer characters. I think that was a really good choice and the series as a whole definitely benefits from it. The only problem was that some of the POVs in this book felt inconsequential. Certain characters had several chapters where they just... didn't do much.
Other than that I thought this book was fantastic. Particularly the ending. I won't say more because of spoilers, but man the last several chapters are phenomenal.
This book had much lower stakes when compared to book 3, which is fine since the only thing that could've topped that one would be the Seven Kingdoms themselves just pretty much exploding.
I liked how this book is split with the next one, giving us more time with fewer characters. I think that was a really good choice and the series as a whole definitely benefits from it. The only problem was that some of the POVs in this book felt inconsequential. Certain characters had several chapters where they just... didn't do much.
Other than that I thought this book was fantastic. Particularly the ending. I won't say more because of spoilers, but man the last several chapters are phenomenal.