Re: the Books vs. the Show
nightcrow wrote:or do I have to start the book from the first one
You kinda should start from book one as there are differences and lots of extra information.
You should read from the first book, and you should read slowly. The show is mainly plot driven, what happens next, why did Varys say that, etc. The story of the books is something else. It's about a "happily everafter" that doesn't exist. The main events already happened when A Game of Thrones start. When you read the books you will see this side of it, it's in the details everywhere, forming a picture when you take a step back. The first book is pretty close to the show, but unless you already know about the tower of joy, what happened on the trident, why jaime was in the kings guard to begin with, who is jons mom, and why the white walkers are coming back, you should start from the beginning and read slow, it's all in there, and it gives everything a depth that the show doesn't even attempt to explain. so littlefinger comes off as a 2D not so clever guy because they cut out marillion, tyrion gets white washed because they skipped tysha and changed things because he is popular and the show need popular characters, etc.
tl;dr: read the books twice, one time to satisfy your curiosity what will happen next (and understand why we were all disappointed with this season finale..), and a second time to appreciate the real work Grrm has put into the books when you start to read more between the lines what is really going on.