The World of Ice and Fire

In depth and wide ranging, this was written as a rather dry history of everything Westeros (and beyond). As such, although interesting, it was a struggle to get through.

Great art and a good deeper look into the ASOIAF universe.
I have re-read this book a number of times and each time I find something new and interesting.

মাত্র শেষ করলাম। এরই মাধ্যমে অ্যা সং অব আইস অ্যান্ড ফায়ার সিরিজের প্রকাশিত সব বই শেষ হলো। এখন মার্টিন সাহেব যদি বাকি দুইটা বই রিলিজ না দিয়ে মরে যায় তো কেয়ামতের দিন তার ফয়সালা হবে।

Some juicy tidbits
info I'll never retain
Winds of Winter, please?

Everything that ever happened in westeros is in this book plus a description of all the houses and their vassals, tribes, dragons and other monsters.

I know I'm the oddball here, but I just didn't find anything or anyone interesting enough to make me want to put up with another few hundred thousand pages. His world is peppered with fascinating little hints of the magic that used to be commonplace, and I love that sort of thing, but ... you have to give me something in the here and now too.

If he'd stuck to fewer POV characters, I might have come to care for someone, anyone. If he'd revealed something before the last moments of the last chapter, I might want to come back for more. But he didn't and I don't.