My fellow Westorians, I'm Aziz. With me is Shaya and this is Valar reredis.

As we finish a feast for crows, Valar reides seeks to entertain while preparing you for the

winds of winter.

Many of the new plot lines and locations

launched in this book are not yet resolved,

taking us to our greatest heights of mystery yet.

For the remainder of the Valiree reread his journey,

we'll be looking ahead, as much, if if not more than we've been looking back but the core message remains the same

The best books are those that hold up to repeated re-. George R. Martin.

That's right.

Shout out to Dornish Dame and a whole bunch of other folks who have been reading along with

us and attending the chats later.

Dornish Dame just said, Feast for Crows gets better with every reread.

And I tend to agree with that.

It is a book that, as we talked about at the beginning, it wasn't the most well received,

but time has really changed people's outlook on it.

Almost anyone who reads it more than one time grows to love it more.

That's a pretty normal pattern and I've been seeing for a long time

since I've been around since this book was new. I read it

better than the day it came out. If you have a topic that you're passionate and

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