Ranking A Song of Ice and Fire books from worst to best

[@amateuroverlord8007]

A Feast For Crows is a hard read the first time because so many new characters are introduced and so many of our favorite characters do not appear. It’s better on a second read.

[@jsvaodinson2272]

Fully agree. It’s actually grown to be my favorite

[@ThundrShok]

Just finished feast for the first time, I agree it felt slower than it's predecessors

[@keith-c]

I loved all the books first time through, though for my reread, I did a combined reading of Feast and Dance. It's pretty popular in the fandom to read Feast and Dance simultaneously, switching back and forth, which means you get all the characters' stories pretty much chronologically (the chapter guide I followed is called the Boiled Leather order, which I can link if you're curious.) It was a revelation. It emphasized how after A Storm of Swords, what was already an epic story had its scope increased by an order of magnitude: suddenly there is intrigue across the entire globe. The combined reading also made some stories feel more connected: instead of Tyrion being separated from Cersei and Jaime by hundreds of pages, all three of their reactions to Tywin's death are in quick succession, so its clearer to see how their relationships have been broken by the event. It also makes it more clear that a major theme of this section of the series is how to rule responsibly. Jon, Dany, Cersei, and Doran are all trying to maintain control of precarious political positions, and we get to compare how they succeed or fail (mostly fail...) I'd say the other theme is trying to find ones purpose and identity (Jaime, Tyrion, Brienne, Arya, Sansa, Sam fit into this.) My ranking would be 1/2. Feast+Dance (leaning Dance if I had to choose) 3. A Game of Thrones (I love seeing the Starks interact with each other, its so heartwarming) 4. A Storm of Swords 5. A Clash of Kings While you wait for The Winds of Winter, you could also check out the ancillary Asoiaf books. I think they're all worthwhile. They are: 1. "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" (also known as "Dunk and Egg") - This is 3 short stories set 150 years before AGOT about Ser Duncan the Tall and Aegon Targaryen. They're a little lighter in tone than the main series, but they directly tie in with it. Characters from these stories are referenced by or appear in Feast and Dance, and many (pretty convincing) fan theories about where the series is headed rely on historical info presented within. If you want to know what Bloodraven was like before he was a tree man, give this a read (The answer may shock you!) I would rank this book as Essential because of how much it is referenced in the main series and because it's a good short read. 2. "Fire and Blood" - This book presents the history of the Targaryens from Aegon's Conquest of Westeros (300 years ago) to about 150 years before AGOT (so there's no overlap with "Dunk and Egg".) It's a hefty read, but once I got into it I couldn't put it down. It gets talked about as a Westerosi history book, which sounds pretty boring, but it's actually super exciting. My pitch is this: Imagine all the political intrigue, weird sorcery, and battles that happen in the main series were condensed down to 20ish pages. It's that density of wild events for 700+ pages; it feels like a drug (GRRM juice or something...) I'd say the one drawback is that there are a lot of Targaryen names that get impossible to keep straight after a while; I had to keep the family tree next to me while reading so I could remember all the connections. The HBO spinoff series that's in production is based on the middle section of this book (The Dance of Dragons,) which seems like it would take an astronomical budget to do justice, but we'll see. I would rank this book as Highly Recommended because I loved reading it, though I don't think its a guarantee that every Asoiaf fan will like the hyper condensed history style. One aspect that is pretty cool is that the history presented in this book (published 2018) is referenced as far back as AGOT (published 1996.) Hats off to George for keeping it consistent! 3. "The World of Ice and Fire" - This is an illustrated coffee-table-esque book that has sections about all the different cultures in the world and their histories. The first third is about Westeros before Aegon conquered it, the middle third is a summary of the history of the Targaryens, and the last third is about all the other cultures, like those in Essos and many that were only obliquely referenced in the series (Yi Ti and Asshai, among others.) If you didn't want to read "Fire and Blood", the middle third of this book is literally a summary of it. George got carried away writing, and it no longer made sense to put the full material in a coffee table book. However, I loved reading "Fire and Blood" so I would recommend reading that instead of a less engaging summary. I would rank this book as Cool For Fans because the illustrations are well done and there is new info here that can provoke the imagination. If you want to keep up with all the different fan theories, many of the more recent ones took the snippets about new cultures and ran with them in wild but compelling directions. You could instead just look up youtube vids about the new info in this book if you didn't want to buy it. Sorry for the long post, hopefully someone actually sees it and finds it interesting!

[@kaylachristenson9664]

Thank you for the recommendations! I actually appreciated the long comment and it has given me a good place to start with the companion books. I actually may begin with Fire and Blood simply because the history book format sounds so appealing, but I’m still not sure yet!

[@keith-c]

@@kaylachristenson9664 If it sounds appealing, then I'd say go for it! It's my favorite of the three. I was apprehensive about the format but it works so well. I ended up reading Fire and Blood first, then Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, then World of Ice and Fire. I think the new HBO show will start next year so if you're interested you should probably read Fire and Blood before then. The part they're adapting is some of the most dramatic stuff that happens in any of the books, so I'm excited to see what they do with it. You should definitely read A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms before The Winds of Winter, but that would be 2023 if we're lucky... who knows when if we're not. Something I wished I had done while reading Fire and Blood would have been to print out the family tree and as each family member's story was told, write a few words or one sentence about them on the tree so that I could refer to it later on to jog my memory about who's who. It was easy to keep straight in my head for the first couple generations, but as the children multiplied towards the middle of the book, it got really difficult

[@kaylachristenson9664]

Ohh I didn’t realize the series was happening so soon! Definitely want to read before then.

[@chevoneabrahams3709]

Lol appreciate the nod to the Dunk n Egg series but i think its way too late the recommendation coz I'm probably 1 in a million that started that series after DOD and I'm still waiting for WOW But I'm gonna try your recommendation of Tywin's death reactions...HUGE LANNISTER fan so it'll be nice to see the direct reactions in comparison

[@jeffbollen5276]

ASoS all the way; the sequence at Craster’s Keep did it for me. When I read, “That was when the trouble started,” I knew I’d be glued to whatever followed.

[@kaylachristenson9664]

So true, that was so captivating!

[@eoghanmolloy4278]

Great video, never once heard “J.snow” in my life lmao

[@kaylachristenson9664]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Lissyhead2]

Lol, me either. At first I thought she was talking about an Essos character that I was pronouncing wrong.

[@batosi3112]

storm of swords is by far my favorite book. but i disagree on a feast for crows ironborn story being boring i cant get enough of them. great video tho glad i came across it

[@syntheticreality549]

The Bolton storyline in Dance is literally the best part of the book.

[@saraeissa4954]

A feast for crows was my favorite because of Cersei’s chapters I love her character so much

[@kaylachristenson9664]

Yes!! Cersei is definitely interesting to read. Hers were my favorite in that book

[@Батьківщин]

Agree 😍

[@fernandopaiz3696]

It's so interesting stumbling on your channel because on my first read through of this series I had absolutely ranked my list the same way you did. However, on my 2nd read through of the series I actually appreciated "A Feast for Crows" so much more and personally appreciated the setup of the Iron Islands (especially Victorian and Euron Greyjoy's characters) and Dorne's importance in its play for the Game of Thrones. Personally my favorite storylines are Jamie & Brienne's relationship, Reek/Theon and Ramsey's relationship(yikes), and Jon & Dany's buildups with their respective stories(Ice and Fire). The Dance with Dragon's novel moved up to my number one specifically because of how exciting the buildup is for literally every single plot point. It is setting up The Winds of Winter to be quite possibly the best novel ever(assuming it gets finished). Anyway, happy reading!

[@AdaManny555]

Yeah, I definitely also thought that ”A Feast for Crows” was the most boring and hardest to get through. I think it’s because ”A Storm of Swords” is so enormously, massively entertaining and compact with action and then you have the sky-high expectations of that while you’re reading what comes next in ”A Feast for Crows”. ...And then it’s just suddenly these random chapters after chapters about the Iron Islands (and Dorne too, according to me) where nothing happens. But yeah, it’s a slow steady build-up for the action in ”Winds”...

[@kaylachristenson9664]

Yeah that’s so true! The sort of standard set by Swords probably makes it feel slower in comparison. I think we will get a lot with WoW though (if it ever sees the light of day lol).

[@finefred9682]

I wonder if the 5 or 6 year wait for Feast added to the books disappointment when it came out, I binged through the book series with the knowledge that everyone's least favourite was Feast so I wasn't expecting much, and then I read Feast and thought it was a masterpiece, a much more sombre and reflective look at war and it's outlook and consequences whilst adding so much more to the world, it isn't as big or eventful as Storms but its the best written book in my opinion, funnily enough tho Dance is my least favourite because it does feel like a huge set up for Winds that can drag at times, a fantastic book still, but I do feel like we will begin to see more Feast appreciation in the coming years.

[@tjosiahhaynes]

Great video. AFFC and ADWD were way better on the reread for me, whereas AGOT - however well written - is hard to get through now because there is so little I haven't already picked up on. AFFC and ADWD are filled with interesting bits i forgot or didn't fully comprehend on first read.

[@tjosiahhaynes]

Ranking: ASOS, AFFC, AFFC, AGOT, ACOK

[@kaylachristenson9664]

I like that perspective! I’m guessing ADWD would be so interesting to re-read, I’ll have to do that soon!

[@michaelalan6459]

I'm hoping if we ever get The Winds of Winter that it will be worth the wait.

[@kaylachristenson9664]

Same! Haha and I actually think this pressure may even be contributing to GRRM taking longer because essentially the longer it takes, the more perfect he probably feels it is to be

[@GuyKnow3brush]

I think that is why it takes him longer and longer for each book. It was easier with G.o.T. because he was starting all the threads, the more they are in motion, the more difficult it is to write their intricacies properly.

[@Whoeverheardof]

Thank you for this! I was watching the series (late) by the time I started the first book. Loved the first book but then got back into the tv series and the way it ended put me off so much that I figured I wouldn’t go back to the books despite loving the first one. Now that so much time has passed I think I’m going to try again. But maybe I’ll start with the one you like the most. It probably won’t matter the order I go in...since I’ve seen the whole series and know the gist of it. 🤷🏾‍♀️ Margery was one of my top three favorite characters so it will be fun to learn more about her.

[@kaylachristenson9664]

Ohh yes I’d recommend still reading them! They are VERY different once you get into books 4 & 5. If you don’t want the repetition, skip book 2 (A Clash of Kings) and go right into book 3 (A Storm of Swords). I wouldn’t recommend skipping around though because they do end up having different plot lines than the show!

[@OfficialRedTeamReview]

yes

[@4everyoung24]

I struggled with Feast at first and even stopped reading it for a while. I finally read about all the new characters and families and then picked it back up and started over.

[@kaylachristenson9664]

Definitely difficult to get through, but ultimately worth it!

[@johnnybodine9062]

The books of course are so much better than the show folks shouldn't even watch the show without knowing the books first even though the show had it's own special ending. We await GRRM version. Well done thoroughly enjoyed the review.

[@kaylachristenson9664]

Yes I’m so excited to read the book ending! Even if the main parts are similar, it will unfold more gradually and definitely be more satisfying.

[@20pushupsMatan]

My personal opinion would be that dance with dragons and clash of kings would be swapped, but still a solid list!

[@obienator]

Perfect list! Agreed 100%, wonder when the new book comes out.

[@kaylachristenson9664]

I know! I’m hoping soon because surely he has had ample time to write during the pandemic... it would be so nice to know how the story progresses! Especially with the cliffhanger.

[@julianhart2247]

I’m recently re-reading the books. I forgot how much the show actually leaves out. But now I can’t stop seeing the show characters in my mind as I read!hoping by the time iodine re-reading, we may have a date for WOW !

[@juanbruce5981]

I would put Dance 4th and Clash 3rd. But if Feast and Dance are read mixed together in chronological order, they could easily climb to 2nd.

[@kaylachristenson9664]

I like that idea of reading Feast and Dance that way! I agree they’d probably have a different ranking then for sure as a t wouldn’t feel so fractured.

[@joxidearmageddonator882]

I really liked Clash & Storm. Thrones was a great book to begin the saga but obviously the best bits are later in the story. I found that Feast grew on me, I just found the saga with Sam stuck in Braavos a bit tiresome, but even that leads to a cool plot point by the end. I'd say Dance is better than Feast but it definitely seemed like he let the story go a bit crazy and I reckon it's made the next book such a mammoth task he'd rather concentrate most of his efforts on some other aspect of his ASOIAF world-building

[@kaylachristenson9664]

I think you’re right about Dance… he seems to have bit off more than he can or wants to chew through.

[@noname3609]

Couldn't agree more on this. 🙏

[@ThatMendezGuy]

I agree with your ranking!! I’m so glad you brought up how much you love the drone plot, I personally can’t get enough of it so I’m sad to see people view it as unnecessary/more bloat to the story. There’s a line at the end of Arya’s chapter right after the red wedding that goes “The axe took her in the back of the head.” I’m sure I would have thrown my book across the room if I haven’t seen the show first, probably one of my favorite chapters in the series!

[@kaylachristenson9664]

Yes I love the Dorne plot and think it’s so interesting - very different from the show and I wish they would’ve incorporated what was in the books. Oh my gosh that whole chapter I was so glad I had seen the show too: even the show my husband had to kind of prep me for that!

[@matthewfinis6723]

I’ve tried to read the series twice. Both times I have reached the first scene of Ariana and have not read on beyond it. Idk what it is it’s bizarre 😂

[@kaylachristenson9664]

Lol I can def see that. It’s strange for sure

[@marlonowen2056]

lol you are funny. I love how you tried to restrain yourself and then finally say you hate the boltons. I have not read the last book yet but i am starting tonight. I am so excited :)

[@kaylachristenson9664]

Ohhh so much stuff is built up and happens in true last one! You’ll be itching for WoW after 😆

[@Frey_2026]

9:18 What do you mean your husband did not "allow" you to watch the scene? Is he your guardian or something? Are you not an adult woman?

[@kaylachristenson9664]

Yes haha he just didn’t want me to see it cuz he I ew I would be so sad and I was even though I didn’t watch! Reading it was so difficult too there were so many characters I loved

[@ZeSlowlyDyingNoob]

Lovely guitars on the wall, not sure if they've always been there in your vids but just noticed them!

[@kaylachristenson9664]

They have always been there, but thank you!

[@jerryhuerta3722]

Storm of swords is my favorite book too 🤟😎🤘

[@kaylachristenson9664]

Right on! 🙃

[@BGaud]

A Storm of Swords A Clash of Kings A Game of Thrones A Dance with Dragons A Feast for Crows

[@TunezCottage]

5. A Dance with Dragons 4. A Clash of Kings 3. A Game of Thrones 2. A Storm of Swords 1. A Feast for Crows A Dance with Dragons is really great at times, but it diddles around for like 800 pages, and the Daenerys chapters are just a mess. Also the fact that it's all setup and no payoff is a little hard for me to swallow. A Clash of Kings is great, but to me the ending is what really makes it exceptional. All of the intrigue and slow pace inbetween can be a little tough to get through, especially on a second read. Arya is a major highlight though. A Game of Thrones gets third because of how utterly impressive GRRM is in his worldbuilding and taking all these seemingly unexceptional characters and making them fantastic characters without them necessarily having arcs. Just a masterclass in fantasy writing all around. A Storm of Swords... I mean what is there to say. This book does it all. Love it. The payoffs couldn't be better written and better delivered. A Feast for Crows is the only book in the series I've spent a whole 24 hours straight reading. Why? Because it touches on the lesser known aspects of the story. I just love it. We meet so many characters, there are so many mysteries being fleshed out, the lore is expanded, Jaime and Cersei as POV's are incredible, we get a much more intimate relationship to a lot of lesser characters and I'm all for it. More authors should learn from this. To me that's what makes FFC the best out of all of em. I do see why someone wouldn't like it tho but the worldbuild, the intimacy, the dialogue, the mysteries... it's just the best, hands down.

[@kaylachristenson9664]

Yes! Love these thoughts. Agreed that Storm of Swords is just so much pay off. A Game of Thrones really is beautiful world-building as wel. I hadn’t really thought of Feast in that way, but it’s a good point that it highlights some of the aspects that are paid attention to less. It was so so dark to read though, but I do think as time passes I’m finding more appreciation for it.

[@Comment66]

Wyman Manderly brings the lines in whole franchise in ADWD, the whole frey pies thing, Stannis maching to winterfell, Brans payoff in Meeting bloodraven, Varys showing up outta nowhere but guess that wasnt payoff enough for you.

[@josephreusch]

I haven’t reread any of them so my rankings could change but my ranking worst to best would be as follows: Dance with Dragons, Feast for Crows, Game of Thrones, Clash of Kings, Storm of Swords

[@kaylachristenson9664]

Yesss this is pretty in line with how I feel

[@wweboy2121]

Storm of swords was amazing in my opinion Joffreys death was satisfying and good characters but that’s just my opinion

[@mball6676]

damn the ironborn plot was damn cool with great characters like victorian and euron

[@kaylachristenson9664]

It wasn't something I enjoyed as much, but I can totally see how it could be interesting to other people!

[@mball6676]

@@kaylachristenson9664 the thing i like about is the fantasy element like the dragon horn and euron's tales (as we can notice affc miss the fantasy elements in its chapters)

[@kaylachristenson9664]

@@mball6676 That's a good point, those are definitely the interesting components.

[@Vortexnicholas]

Outside of book 4 which is the weak point of the series imo. Their very hard to rank because the other books all add a lot of character development, political drama, etc

[@kaylachristenson9664]

Very true!

[@franciscovalencia7568]

Feast of crows summery and review when?

[@kaylachristenson9664]

I did a summary and review a while ago! kzbin.info/www/bejne/fanZqKF3mbuDerc

[@franciscovalencia7568]

@@kaylachristenson9664 awesome. I literally finished storm of swords excited to watch ur summary 😀

[@kaylachristenson9664]

That’s so nice! Storm of Swords is so good. So much happens in that book!

[@GuyKnow3brush]

Clash of kings is my favorite over storm of swords because of Tyrion playing the game.

[@kaylachristenson9664]

Ok yeah that is a really strong component and just interesting to read for sure!

[@johnmitchell4043]

Brienne was the hardest part about feast. I think feast was so hard to read because of how great storm of swords was

[@kaylachristenson9664]

That’s so true. Storm was a masterpiece so anything following was sure to be a let down in comparison

[@WorthlessWinner]

My ranking is this except clash and dance are flipped. Sword seems so much better than the rest of the series tbh

[@kaylachristenson9664]

That so true. Swords is just the peak of the series so far. Very curious for how Winds is handled!

[@WorthlessWinner]

@@kaylachristenson9664 - Feast and dance, like Game of thrones and clash of kings, both seem like set-up novels. If they have a good payoff in the next book, not only will the next book be good, but it could retroactively raise the value of those other books. One of the reasons I'm waiting for the next book so eagerly ;P

[@kaylachristenson9664]

@@WorthlessWinner That's such a good point. The set-up and pay off are really intertwined. I'm beyond excited for Winds for a lot of reasons, but you're right in that it could retroactively change how I feel about the other books as well and I didn't even consider that!

[@matthew-dq8vk]

Started this series recently. the Series was just good until i hit Storm of Swords, that book is amazing and now one of my favorite books of all time. I just ordered Feast For Crows and A dance with dragons. Bit worried about Feast, heard its really boring

[@kaylachristenson9664]

Yes! Storm is so so good. Feast was definitely boring at some parts, but it has enough redeeming qualities to get through it, I think. I always love the Cersei chapters because she is such an interesting character to read 😂

[@matthew-dq8vk]

@@kaylachristenson9664 I just remember the line when Arya and the hound at the red wedding, The hound is surrounded and and he asks Arya to toss him his helm and he puts it on. George writes something like 'When The hound finally put on his helm he was no longer a man, but a snarling beast clad in armor' that was so badass. Thanks for the reply kayla. You have nice eyes by the way, I've always liked greenish blue. Have a nice day

[@kaylachristenson9664]

Yes! That part is incredible. The red wedding was some of his best writing… so hard to read but just outstanding. And thank you! That’s so nice to hear ☺️

[@matthew-dq8vk]

@@kaylachristenson9664 Absolutely Kayla. I was just telling the truth 🤗. Your welcome though. I actually have a book reccomendation for you. I don't know how into horror you are, but theres an excellent book by Dan Simmons called "The Terror' based on Sir John Franklins lost expedition that is some of the greatest historical fiction i've ever read. Give it a spin when you have the time.

[@kaylachristenson9664]

Ohhh I do enjoy a good horror read so I’ll check it out! Thank you ☺️

[@mayankbisht7691]

I really liked A Feast for Crows, I have watched the T.V. show so new content in AFFC is very good and Cersis' part is very funny. 1. A Feast for Crows 2.A Dance with Dragons 3. A Game of Thrones 4. A Storm of Swords 5. Clash of Kings By no means any of them are bad

[@kaylachristenson9664]

Agreed, there isn’t actually a bad book in the bunch! It’s really all about preference and which characters/storylines you prefer! Feast dragged for me cuz I’m not crazy about the Iron Islands plot but I know a lot of people really like it!

[@thecockerel86]

Love AFFC too. My best book of the series so far. After all the blood and turmoil of ASOS, I loved the change of pace in the fourth book. I'm absolutely invested in the slimmed down storylines, especially Brienne (the one true knight of Westeros), Sansa/Alayne and Jaime. I love the prologue too. So much intrigue. 1. A Feast For Crows 2. A Dance With Dragons 3. A Storm of Swords 4. A Game of Thrones 5. A Clash of Kings

[@CasperEgas]

For me from best to worst: Storm of Swords, Dance with Dragons, Game of Thrones, Feast for Crows, Clash of Kings.

[@kaylachristenson9664]

Ohhh cool to hear this list! Storm of Swords really is so fantastic and Damce with Dragons got me so excited for the next book so it’s kind of a double edged sword for me 😆

[@CasperEgas]

@@kaylachristenson9664 yeah, it has so many great cliffhangers, but I guess they have already fallen off after 12 years ;)

[@kaylachristenson9664]

@@CasperEgas that’s why it’s so frustrating to wait for the next one! But alas, it will certainly be worth it

[@CasperEgas]

@@kaylachristenson9664 I wonder of it really will be published. Especially A Dream of Spring.

[@kaylachristenson9664]

@@CasperEgas winds of winter, yes, but dream of spring could end up being finished by another writer like for wheel of time

[@ArmandDiab]

I’ve not read ADOD, but otherwise, I’d rank them as follows: 1. ASOS 2. AGOT 3. ACOK 4. AFFC

[@kaylachristenson9664]

Yesss ASOS is so good. Tbh they all are and even though Feast isn’t my favorite, it’s still a pretty dang good book

[@carlosdiaz7573]

Its crazy how fuc*ing awesome the first book is. Really a masterpiece. Daenerys storyline was as its peak

[@kaylachristenson9664]

It is really good! Honestly I feel like the third book is just unbeatable story for me though

[@carlosdiaz7573]

@@kaylachristenson9664 the only bad thing is that both AGOT and ACOK are big set ups for ASOS and I believe the first installment in any saga must always be self contained, but its just my opinion

[@kaylachristenson9664]

Good point! And I’m like to agree- I think AGOT can mostly stand on its own if that is the only one you read.

[@karthik9187]

currently iam reading clash of kings

[@kaylachristenson9664]

Enjoy!

[@BL-mf3jp]

1. A Storm of Swords 2. A Game of Thrones 3. A Dance with Dragons 4. A Clash of Kings 5. A Feast for Crows

[@kaylachristenson9664]

Storm of Swords is so good 😊 Is there a reason it’s first? Feast is my least favorite as well lol

[@daredevil6145]

@@kaylachristenson9664 because its S03 and S04 in one Whats stopping it from being the Greatest one ever, 😅

[@Lissyhead2]

100% right!

[@kaylachristenson9664]

This is exactly the type of validation I need lol I’m glad you agree!

[@chevoneabrahams3709]

Good general opinion, but that's the obvious generalization of asoif in best books in order...alot of the fans will go with your opinion

[@chevoneabrahams3709]

My best would be... Sigh... 1. Feast for crows(Jamie Lannister)best character in the series 2. Storm of swords(I'm sorry but the red wedding hits so hard)kinda obvious but it really hit me hard 3. Book 2 something about KINGS lol(Stannis) 4. Game of thrones(Ned Stark obviosly) be honest he makes that book good, so many quotable phrases lol 5. Dance of dragons(I'm falling in the obvious trap) but com'on...the details is AMAZING!!!)but the other books are better...

[@kaylachristenson9664]

True!! Jamie Lannister is incredible to read… I also love reading Cersei chapters. It’s true that even the books that are my “least favorite” I enjoyed a lot still 😆 and yeah the red wedding is so hard to read but also some of the best writing of the series 😭

[@Amanraj-hy5tb]

1 strom of sword 2 game of thrones 3 clash of kings 4 feast of crows 5 dance of dragon

[@kaylachristenson9664]

Yes!! Storm of Swords is so good 😊 I totally get this ranking

[@Kriegerdammerung]

O my old gods, Kayla, are you Italian?

[@kaylachristenson9664]

I’m not Italian! I think my ancestry is mostly Scottish and German and I am from the United States.

[@Kriegerdammerung]

@@kaylachristenson9664 You talk with your hands a lot. That's cool and a very Italian thing to do, lol

[@kaylachristenson9664]

I suppose I do talk with my hands a lot 😆

[@annamiau8116]

Guitar girl, fantasy fan. I have to wake up.

[@kaylachristenson9664]

I’m more of a piano player so now I may be disappointing you 😆

[@jolopolo4761]

Dude how is it that your husband forbade you to see the red wedding? wtf is your husband not your father

[@kaylachristenson9664]

I think you misunderstand haha it’s not that I *literally* wasn’t allowed; he just knew it would be super upsetting to me and how emotional I can get when characters I love die! It was actually so thoughtful

[@jolopolo4761]

@@kaylachristenson9664 ahhh ok i get it my bad

[@nineteeneightyfour374]

the clash of kings was the best idc

[@kaylachristenson9664]

Yes a clash of kings is so good!

[@Simon-A.-Tan]

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[@kaylachristenson9664]

Omg you’re amazing that means so much 🥹🥹

[@Simon-A.-Tan]

@@kaylachristenson9664 Thx. You're welcome. ;)

[@miso689]

Here to rate you girl. Result? 10/10. I would love you. Thanks and have a good day.

[@kaylachristenson9664]

Thank you 😆

[@ynkybomber]

SOS is by far the best book on this series. The sad part is that the series never reaches these heights again.

[@kaylachristenson9664]

Yeah it seems as though the following books have failed to get to quite that level, but I'm still pretty hopeful about WoW! Plus I'm massively enjoying the Dunk and Egg stories as well now

[@ynkybomber]

@@kaylachristenson9664 that's cool I have not read them yet, I have been reading allot of Sci-fi recently. I seem to like aliens and warp bubbles more than dragons and walls haha.

[@kaylachristenson9664]

😂 I like a good sci fi too! Currently reading Station Eleven, though it’s not really straight sci fi but it has that flair

[@jolopolo4761]

But why exactly SOS is the best book? Sure, it's the book that contains the most action in the saga, but that's not why it makes it the best in my opinion.

[@ynkybomber]

@@jolopolo4761 it's the last book that George cared about. He blows his creative load in sos after that the books kind of jump the Stark hehe