Life Is Classified

Hello everyone! I know it's been a long time since I posted anything and I'm really sorry for that. I don't know if it was because I fell into a reading slump, which could definitely be the case, but I haven't been reading as many books as I would've liked.

But now I feel ready to come back to share reviews and playlists again, but I want to do something else too. I want to not only review books; I want to analyse books. This idea came from when I was talking with my mom. We were talking about the book Out of Sight, Out of Time by Ally Carter, a book that I've reviewed in the past. But we started discussing topics I haven't even mentioned in my book review and I really wanted to share the analysis that I made.

Some, if not most, of the thoughts I came up with wouldn't be new to any of you. You probably thought the same thing when you first read these books and I'm super late to the party, but oh well. I'm really doing this to hopefully spark some discussions and put my opinions out there. This isn't going to be a review, this is going to be an in depth analysis where I get into deep stuff that I don't in my reviews.

I would like to do this with not just books but video games, TV shows, movies, heck maybe even manga and anime. Let me know what you would like to discuss.

And another thing, I'm not saying that my thoughts and analysis of these books should be taken as anything other then my opinion because that's all it is. I just thought this would be a fun thing to do because I love these stories and I want to share my thoughts on them.

I don't really have a schedule set up, but I'll analyse a book a week and each analysis will be split into parts which will vary depending on the book. This schedule will continue unless something comes up in which case I'll let you guys know.

That's really what I wanted to tell you guys. I don't know for sure when I'm going to start posting these things, probably in a week or two so be on the look out for that.

Bye for now!

A while ago I read and finished the novel A Game of Thrones. Today I'm finally going to review it. Normally when I review a book I give a brief summary of the book, but we all know what happens so I'm not going to.

My favorite part of any book is mostly the characters so that sounds like a good place to start. Eddard Stark is one of the most honorable people in all of Westeros and still one of my favorite characters of the books and show. Ned was just very likable to me. One of the reasons I like him is that he doesn't want power (which is kind of rare in this series), and that he always chooses his children over his honor. It's hard to dislike a character like that.

My favorite POV of the book was Arya. She is by far my favorite female character of the series. I really like her rebellious nature. Her chapters were my favorite parts of the book and the show. Arya is just a very relatable character. I wish I could be more like her.

Tyrion Lannister ranks high on my list of favorite characters. Some of the best quotes come from Tyrion. He's my favorite Lannister. I really liked him in this book.

I really didn't like Sansa in this book. Sansa is now one of my favorite characters now, but when I first watch the show w I didn't like at all. In the first season Sansa was bratty, but in this book she was even more of a brat. I really didn't like they way she treated Arya. Even though I dislked Sansa so much un this book I can't wait to see her character development in the other books

This may come as a surprise to you (not) but I really love Jon Snow! He is a very interesting character. I loved his relationship with Arya and Sam. 

Daenerys is a fantastic character (I can't say the same for her brother). Dany is on the best characters of the series in my opinion. I loved her development over the course of the book. I also loved deny and Drogo as couple.

I could go on and on about the other characters I love like Bran and Osha, but I haven't even talked about one of the best things in the book: the world. I love the land of Westeros. As you know the world of Game of Thrones is big. It's bigger then any other worlds I've read read about because not only is there Westeros but Essos as well. It makes the the setting feel bigger then it does in some stories. 

Well, that's all I have to say about the first book in the Song of Ice and Fire. Who is your favorite character? What was your favorite scene that transitioned from the book to the show?

I hope you like my review, and I'm sorry if it felt like I was babbling.

 Bye!

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