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Title	:	A Muralha de Gelo (A Song of Ice and Fire (Alternative Numbering) #2)
Author	:	George R.R. Martin
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Colecção Bang! #40
Pages	:	Pages: 416 pages
Published	:	September 24th 2007 by Edições Saída de Emergência (first published August 6th 1996)
Categories	:	Fantasy. High Fantasy. Fiction

A Muralha de Gelo (A Song of Ice and Fire (Alternative Numbering) #2)

George R.R. Martin

Paperback | Pages: 416 pages

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Estes são tempos negros para Robert Baratheon, rei dos Sete Reinos. Do outro lado do mar, uma imensa horda de selvagens organizou-se para invadir o seu reino. À frente deles está Daenerys Targaryen, a última herdeira da dinastia que Robert massacrou para conquistar o trono. E os Targaryen são famosos pelo seu rancor e crueldade... Mais perto, para lá da muralha de gelo que se estende a norte, uma força misteriosa manifesta-se de maneira sobrenatural. E quem vive à sombra da muralha não tem dúvidas: os Outros vêm aí e o que trazem é bem pior do que a própria morte... Ainda mais perto, na Corte, as conspirações continuam. O ódio entre as várias Casas aumenta e desta vez o sangue vai jorrar. E quando parece que nada pode piorar, o rei é ferido mortalmente numa caçada. Terá sido um acidente ou um assassinato? Seja como for, uma coisa é certa: a guerra civil vem aí! George R. R. Martin prova porque é o maior escritor de fantasia da actualidade. Com uma imaginação poderosa, escrita inteligente e personagens cativantes, volta a deixar o leitor rendido e a ansiar por mais. Se gosta de um romance histórico épico, de um thriller arrepiante, de uma aventura emocionante, de uma fantasia credível e, em suma, de uma grande leitura... então este livro é para si.

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Original Title:	A Game of Thrones
ISBN:	9896370206 (ISBN13: 9789896370206)
Edition Language:	Portuguese URL http://www.saidadeemergencia.com/produto/litfantastica-bang/fantasia-o-202346/a-muralha-de-gelo/?UDSID=§§§§00200501162129010324947968§§§§
Series:	A Song of Ice and Fire (Alternative Numbering) #2, Le cronache del ghiaccio e del fuoco #2

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What a waste of time :-( I haven't watched any of parts from Game of Thrones and now I know why. I am usually able to find something positive in every book but this book is an exception. I haven't learnt anything new and it hasn't moved me in any way. Just a long story with tons of characters with nothing interesting happening. Don't waste your time and rather read some other book.

I loved the book because it reminded of some things I had forgotten that happened on the show and made see and know other things I didn't knew from watching the show. I was a really good experience reading the book and my only regret is not reading it faster (because of school I took a long time to read it).

I really start to love this book series. This part was rather fast paced, interesting, and definitely laid the path for what is to come. (view spoiler)[DRAGONS! YAY! I love Daenerys' babies. And poor, poor Khal Drogo. (hide spoiler)] I loved to see more of the relationship between Daenerys' and Khal Drogo, who really grew together as a couple. And Arya Stark's path towards the tough, resilient person we get to love is starting here, too. Cersei and Joffrey are also starting to show their true

Not as good as the first half of A Game of Thrones but still a great book!I wish I could have seen a bit more of my favorites characters on this book - especially Arya - but I guess that for the story to make sense it had to focus more on other events. Although some parts were kind of predictable mainly who was going to be killed off and the decisions that were made by some of the characters I still enjoyed them.I really liked the development that Tyrion went through on this book and the fact

And I thought Kings and Queens stuff weren't my thing. How wrong I was! I planned reading the book before watching the series, but, obviously I was too addicted to the show, but even after finishing season one and being aware of what will happen, reading it was even better!My favorite chapters are, by far, the chapters narrated through Arya's point of view - she's my favorite since the very beginning. The POV chapters of Ned, Jon and Tyrion were also a pleasure to read; like I said before, the

So many twists and turns! I really felt like I was there, felling everything with the characters... ugh I can't wait to read the third book!

Part II of The Game of Thrones was definitely more interesting than the first part. I've now a more clear idea which characters I like and which I don't....and the only one I know really truly loath is Sansa. It's the only character that manages happy every time Jeoffrey has her beaten. She really deserves what she got and I hope she ends with her head in a spike next to her fathers.On another curious note, Robb became a much more interesting character and I really love Danny.