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Game of Thrones: A Family History Volume III
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This is the third instalment in a series of noble house histories and cultural profiles of the peoples, cultures, and groups found in George RR Martin’s ; A Song of Ice and Fire book series and seen on HBO’s global hit television series Game of Thrones. Volume three delves into a few more of the lesser known, but highly important noble Houses seen in Game of Thrones. The attempt at spoiler free content is made and information will not stretch much further beyond season 2 or 3 of the television series. After all, this is a history book...the past is prologue here. This volume covers in brief, the history of four noble houses; including Houses Tully, Mormont, Tarly and the mysterious Crannogmen of House Reed. We also take a look at the ancient peoples and events which led to the current story. The First-men, the Andals, the Valyrians, and the Children of the Forest are discussed at length. The Faith of the Seven, the Whyte walkers, dragons, and the history of the black brotherhood, the crows on the wall...the Night’s Watch and its connection to the evil Night’s King are all explored as well. This volume, along with the previous two will make a fantastic resource for any Game of Thrones fan, or make a great addition to one’s A Song of Ice and Fire collection
Chapter House Tully of The Riverlands
Chapter House Tarly of Horn The Reach
Chapter House Reed of Greywater The North
Chapter The First Men-The Children of the Forest
Chapter The Andals-The Faith of the Seven
Chapter Valyria-The Dragons
Chapter The Night’s Watch-The Whyte Walkers/The Others Glossary of Geographic and Cultural terms People of note in recent times
This is the third instalment in a series of noble house histories and cultural profiles of the peoples, cultures, and groups found in George RR Martin’s ; A Song of Ice and Fire book series and seen on HBO’s global hit television series Game of Thrones. Volume three delves into a few more of the lesser known, but highly important noble Houses seen in Game of Thrones. The attempt at spoiler free content is made and information will not stretch much further beyond season 2 or 3 of the television series. After all, this is a history book...the past is prologue here. This volume covers in brief, the history of four noble houses; including Houses Tully, Mormont, Tarly and the mysterious Crannogmen of House Reed. We also take a look at the ancient peoples and events which led to the current story. The First-men, the Andals, the Valyrians, and the Children of the Forest are discussed at length. The Faith of the Seven, the Whyte walkers, dragons, and the history of the black brotherhood, the crows on the wall...the Night’s Watch and its connection to the evil Night’s King are all explored as well. This volume, along with the previous two will make a fantastic resource for any Game of Thrones fan, or make a great addition to one’s A Song of Ice and Fire collection
Chapter House Tully of The Riverlands
Chapter House Tarly of Horn The Reach
Chapter House Reed of Greywater The North
Chapter The First Men-The Children of the Forest
Chapter The Andals-The Faith of the Seven
Chapter Valyria-The Dragons
Chapter The Night’s Watch-The Whyte Walkers/The Others Glossary of Geographic and Cultural terms People of note in recent times
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Published July 31, 2016
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May 11, 2019
This book briefly covers the history of Houses Tully, Mormont, Tarly and the Crannogmen of House Reed.
It takes a look at the ancient people and events which led to the current story in the books. The First-men, the Andals, the Valyrians, and the Children of the Forest are discussed. The Faith of the Seven, the Whyte walkers, dragons, and the history of the Night’s Watch and its connection to the evil Night’s King are all explored.
It takes a look at the ancient people and events which led to the current story in the books. The First-men, the Andals, the Valyrians, and the Children of the Forest are discussed. The Faith of the Seven, the Whyte walkers, dragons, and the history of the Night’s Watch and its connection to the evil Night’s King are all explored.
December 31, 2016
Interesting
A good read for someone who is new to the world of Game of Thrones but equally interesting and informative for an avid follower of the series
A good read for someone who is new to the world of Game of Thrones but equally interesting and informative for an avid follower of the series
Displaying 1 - 2 of 2 reviews