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Original Title:	The Hedge Knight
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Tales of Dunk and Egg #1

The Hedge Knight (The Tales of Dunk and Egg #1)

George R.R. Martin

ebook | Pages: 85 pages

Rating: 4.25 | 19453 Users | 729 Reviews

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Title	:	The Hedge Knight (The Tales of Dunk and Egg #1)
Author	:	George R.R. Martin
Book Format	:	ebook
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 85 pages
Published	:	2005 (first published January 1st 1998)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Fiction. Short Stories. Epic Fantasy

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This short story is so refreshing after the marathon that is ASOIAF. When I read this the first time, I had just finished up the first 5 books in a row. I was completely exhausted and not interested in reading anything else anytime soon. About a week went by and I found my curiosity about these prequel short stories couldn't be put at bay any longer.

In The Hedge Knight, we meet Dunk and Egg and go on a journey with them to a tourney. While the original books are absolutely amazing, they can be quite overwhelming at times. In comparison, this short story was full of sunshine, happiness and rainbows. I loved getting to meet a full family of Targaryens and experience Westeros while it wasn't in the middle of war. If you have finished the ASOIAF series, this short story is a must-read!

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Ratings: 4.25 From 19453 Users | 729 Reviews

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Perhaps, I'm a bit biased, I can admit that. I love Westeros. I love A Song of Ice and Fire. I didn't give every book five stars, so I feel I'm reasonable enough. With that being said, I loved this short story.My initial fear when I first heard of this story was that neither Dunk nor Egg, the two protagonists, would have anything to do with the main story in ASOIAF. That turns out to be not true, so I just wanted to put that out there. A lot of Daenery's great relatives make appearances and both

A very interesting prelude to the Song of Ice & Fire series. I really liked the characters & it was interesting seeing the ancestors of other characters I've come to know so well.

3.5 stars - It was really good.Typical Martin - interesting and complex characters, engaging storytelling, and in typical Martin fashion, someone you like gets killed unexpectedly.-------------------------------------------Favorite Quotes: He had a black beard, huge hands, and no trace of humility.First Sentence: The spring rains had softened the ground, so Dunk had no trouble digging the grave.

A fun little novella to sit beside the mammoth books of the franchise. Non-essential, but worth reading for a dip into Westeros.

Martin shows that, at heart, he's a soppy old romantic like the rest of us with this witty, lighthearted and sometimes exciting adventure of a poor knight (Dunk - That's Ser Duncan the Tall to you) determined to prove his worth in the troubled world of Westeros ruled over by the Targaryens a slightly crazy royal dynasty, full of both the most noble and the most viscous examples of mankind. Dunk, of course, comes face to face with both kinds in this story which is perfectly tooled to be readable

I never knew how much I needed this until now!!! I have missed westeros so much and this was such a great way to see it from a different perspective and time! Dunk and Egg are the duo we deserve, I love them and their dynamic so much! This story felt so meaningful and I truly adored it, looking forward to seeing what these two get up to!!

This short story is so refreshing after the marathon that is ASOIAF. When I read this the first time, I had just finished up the first 5 books in a row. I was completely exhausted and not interested in reading anything else anytime soon. About a week went by and I found my curiosity about these prequel short stories couldn't be put at bay any longer. In The Hedge Knight, we meet Dunk and Egg and go on a journey with them to a tourney. While the original books are absolutely amazing, they can be