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"Interestingly enough, I feel like the movie improved on some details from the book. Still super cute, though." Jul 17, 2026 05:02AM

 
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Nikolai Nikolai said: " Gorgeous artwork and reads exactly as it should, partially like a chronicle akin to those of English history and partially as a lexicon. Great fun, if you love the world of ASOIAF. "

 
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