Fire & Blood (HBO Tie-in Edition): 300 Years Before A Game of Thrones (The Targaryen Dynasty: The House of the Dragon) Paperback – 12 July 2022

A must for fans of George R. R. Martin.

Loved it

Quality is good and illustrations are very good also good; yes there are multiple pictures and artworks in this which makes it very engaging And interesting, but one thing, You will get the edition in which the cover photo is of rhaenrya and alicent not this one if you are in India as I also got that one only. Also, the plastic sheet on the cover was coming out a little that's why I gave this item 4 star

Been holding out on this for too long and was undecided whether to get the paperback or The hardcover considering it's a preety meaty read. Finally decided to go with the hardcover and it was the right choice (for me). As for the condition of the book, I am happy to say that I received a sealed copy and there are absolutely no complaints on my behalf.

A fantastic read. I completed the book in less than 10 days. If you want to about Targaryen history it is a treat for you. And the quality of book was also good.

This is a life saver for those readers languishing in wait Winds of Winter. A book which does amazing world building, and familiarises the readers with the intricacies already inside the Author’s brain when he started to write down Asoiaf.This is a short review, anyone who has read the original series, is going to enjoy and extract lots from it. Contains all the usual ops of a GRRM book, conflicting heart of main characters, a sprinkle of subplots and veiled references (needs 2-3 re reads to identify), the Game of Thrones (obviously) and above all a lot, and I mean a lot of Dragons. This is perfect for these quarantine times and wandering around Westeros (well mostly)But the wait for WoW still continues (cries in pain)

Hardcover at this price range is commendable. Font size is good. Only thing to be seen is that the binding seems a bit for wanting. I mean it's not worn out or anything currently but seems weak. Anyways if you are a die hard fan, go for it, in the name of House Targaryen!

This review is about the content of the book, not about the delivery:I don't think anyone got this book for the writing style, language, etc. It's literally like a history book, documentary of sorts. So the language used is plain and it reads more like a descriptive essay than a novel with things happening in real time or active dialogues. However, the book is super interesting, if you're a game of thrones/ house of the dragon fan. It covers all the history about the targaryens, or as much as it matters anyway. It's fun to read. So much plot. I love, love, love plot. So far I'm greatly enjoying the book.