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Game of Thrones: A Look at the Knights and Crows
- Game of Thrones Mysteries and Lore, Book 7
- Narrated by: Johnny Robinson
- Series: Game of Thrones Mysteries and Lore, Book 7
- Length: 1 hr and 16 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Arts & Entertainment, Entertainment & Performing Arts
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Summary
Full of daring theories and fascinating tales from the world of Ice and Fire, Game of Thrones: Knights and Crows is a riveting account of the series' most prominent military orders - the Kingsguard and the Night's Watch. While HBO's blockbuster has omitted many intricacies of taking the black or serving in white, this audiobook will delve deep into the myths and legends, customs, and principles behind the two brotherhoods.
For while they seem like nothing alike on the surface, the story woven by George RR Martin places special emphasis on the similarity between them - both have become rotten, crumbling from the inside out at the time when the Seven Kingdoms needs them most. But how did we get here?
A perfect gift for fans of the TV show as well as the book series, Game of Thrones: Knights and Crows serves as both an introduction and an accompaniment to the existing media. If you want to find out how the World of Ice and Fire came to be or what might happen next, this is the place to be!
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- Kevin
- 02-08-18
Horrible pronunciation of names
the story and recap of the events and history is well done. However, the way he pronounces character names is not consistent with other audio books in the series or the show.
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- Shane Renneker
- 03-02-20
History from show and books
They should have stuck with only history and facts from the books. I noticed one major inaccuracy when they told of Barristan Selmy saving Daenerys from a faceless man when it was actually a Sorrowful man. They also butchered a few names like Gregor calling him George.
4 people found this helpful
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- connie puckett
- 19-12-18
Horrible narration
I couldn't listen to it all because the narrator was too schmultzy. I can't even read the book because I'll hear his overdone tone in my head
12 people found this helpful
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Performance2 out of 5 stars
- Lerebours
- 17-07-21
Ruining of my favorite story
The narrators voice and accent is lovely but his pronunciation of almost all the names in this iconic story are atrocious. This story has been around for years and the author has made many pronunciations very clear. Why was there not more research done before continuing in recording this reading? It was incredibly difficult to follow just because I needed to double check constantly who he was referring to. Also, the show is non canonical so why even mention it unless to show major differences in the books? I was not entirely happy with this narration although I truly love reading about the Knights and Crows in this story. Slowing the reading helps, but not by a lot. Unhappy.
