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  • #16
    Originally posted by ladymoreta View Post
    I'll vouch for GoT, unless you're offended by violence and sex. There's lots of both (although they managed to add on even more sex scenes in the show).

    Also, prepare to be hungry. He can go on for pages about the food... Yum!
    The series needs a complex primary, secondary, and tertiary/periphery character chart. SERIOUSLY.
    The guy loves developing tons of characters.

    Still trying to get my hands on 'Dragons'... Argh!
    Wife to Family Medicine attending, Mom to DS1 and DS2
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    • #17
      Originally posted by Thirteen View Post
      The series needs a complex primary, secondary, and tertiary/periphery character chart. SERIOUSLY.
      The guy loves developing tons of characters.
      I actually did keep a character chart because I started to get lost. If you do read the series, take notes. And don't try to juggle that one with several other books (as I usually do)... it will seem REALLY confusing when you pick it up again. :O
      Wife to PGY4 & Mother of 3.

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      • #18
        I loved reading it on Kindle. It was so much easier to search for characters. If you have an iPhone, there's a Game of Thrones Companion app that you can adjust to prevent spoilers based on how far you've read in the series. It has characters, houses, maps, places, and religions. Very helpful!
        Laurie
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        • #19
          Originally posted by ladymoreta View Post
          I loved reading it on Kindle. It was so much easier to search for characters. If you have an iPhone, there's a Game of Thrones Companion app that you can adjust to prevent spoilers based on how far you've read in the series. It has characters, houses, maps, places, and religions. Very helpful!
          I read that back in the day before smartphones... kept notes on paper. I need to reread them though, I am positive I missed so much racing through them (and I haven't read the recent one).
          Last edited by scrub-jay; 05-09-2012, 03:57 PM.
          Wife to PGY4 & Mother of 3.

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          • #20
            DH got me hooked on Game of Thrones on HBO. But should I even read the first book? DH read the books and said the series is very accurate. I really want to read them.

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            • #21
              Originally posted by scrub-jay View Post
              I actually did keep a character chart because I started to get lost. If you do read the series, take notes. And don't try to juggle that one with several other books (as I usually do)... it will seem REALLY confusing when you pick it up again. :O
              I actually got a little confused on the last episode. I cannot imagine the confusion I would have from the book.

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