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K. Molen · 03-18-2012, 03:05 PM

I almost always have one fiction and one non-fiction on the go, and occasionally a second fiction joins the line-up, but never more than that.

Right now I'm reading A Feast for Crows and A Dance with Dragons at the same time, as the books are set concurrently. I'm following a reading order I found using Google, where someone went through and organized the two books in chronological order. Right now I'm about a third of the way through that reading order and I'm really enjoying it.

Looking over what I would've read had I only been reading A Feast for Crows I think this way is a big improvement, as there's just so many good characters left out of that book. I don't think I would've liked having to wait an entire book to find out what happened to Tyrion, Bran, Daenerys and others.

03-18-2012, 03:05 PM	#16
K. Molen Addict Posts: 284 Karma: 4478866 Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Toronto, ON Device: Kindle 3, iPad 3, Nexus 10, Nexus 5	I almost always have one fiction and one non-fiction on the go, and occasionally a second fiction joins the line-up, but never more than that. Right now I'm reading A Feast for Crows and A Dance with Dragons at the same time, as the books are set concurrently. I'm following a reading order I found using Google, where someone went through and organized the two books in chronological order. Right now I'm about a third of the way through that reading order and I'm really enjoying it. Looking over what I would've read had I only been reading A Feast for Crows I think this way is a big improvement, as there's just so many good characters left out of that book. I don't think I would've liked having to wait an entire book to find out what happened to Tyrion, Bran, Daenerys and others.