Game of Thrones: The Book of White Walkers

The analysis of past history from both the TV series as well as the books was truly fascinating and a great reminder as I had forgotten many of the events. I enjoyed the speculation on how certain open issues may be resolve d in the next 13 episodes of the TV series.

Well, this book only sums up everything what was already filmed and showed in TV series of GoT. I was expecting something radical about White walkers but there is nothing like that. However, thia s minibook is a great summary of White walkers and its history.

I thought it was ok, not real exciting but informative. It wasn't bad, wasn't really really good but I thought it was ok to read through. Not very long and actually cleared up a few things that got passed me on the show.

Love love love the fascinating info. I gave it a 4 instead of 5 because it seems incomplete, covering only the first 5 seasons of the movie.

With the new Game of Thrones season coming up, I starting having a lot of questions about the White Walkers. The TV show does a good job in building mystery and suspense...so I'm so happy I can learn all about the White Walkers in this book before watching the show!Overall the book is well written and easy to read. Check it out if you wanna learn more about the White Walkers!!

It's okay. It's not written by Martin. It contains a lot of theories and it's now out of date, but it's okay. Martin fans will want to read it.

I thought this would be a dull commentary, repetitive & simple. But it's truly interesting and a good complement to the books.

Book only repeated things that were in the Books published to Date and in the HBO Series.

Don't waste your money buying this book! Pay a little more and read The world of Ice and fire.This book cherry picks from a song of ice and fire to fill in a handful of gaps the tv show has missed, but leaves out relevant and important information (it makes no mention of the long night reaching Essos and other cultures having heros of their own during this time, and no mention of the five forts which have striking similarities with the wall in Westeros)Very disappointing:-(

As with prophecies and dreams, this is not an 'official ' ASOIAF' book.It also only goes up to the end of series 6 of the TV programme, from which it tends to draw a lot of its theories.

Interesting for fans of The Game of Thrones, but not well written

Don’t really like this book

Great