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Brooke_H
Hunters of Dune | Kevin J. Anderson, Brian Herbert
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Mehso-so

It's been a loooooong time since I read the og 6 Dune books. And I've been avoiding these non-Frank Herbert sequels and prequels because I just kind of did not care, even though Dune 6 ended on a cliffhanger, then FH died. But I enjoyed the latest Dune films and am enjoying the series Dune: Prophecy, so I thought "could be fun to get back into that world."

"Fun" is not the right word, unfortunately. This book was fine bordering on lame. ?‍♀️

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catsuit_mango
Sisterhood of Dune | Kevin J. Anderson, Brian Herbert
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Just finished watching Dune Prophecy and as the book was in my tbr for a long time, i can now start to compare both (or get more back story)

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The_Book_Ninja
Dune Messiah | Frank Herbert
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Pickpick

When I first read this novel I remember feeling short-changed at how the story of Dune had just fizzled out. I enjoyed it more now because I get what I missed as a younger man. Also, I recently read Brian Herbert‘s Paul of Dune which is set between Frank‘s first two novels. Yes, Frank is mystical, philosophical and profound while Brian and his co-writer are just straight up action/pulp sci-fi, but, for me, the combined books make a great trilogy.

Bookwomble I first read the trilogy in a single volume and just went through them all as one book, so that's how I still think of them. I love all three parts. Poor Muad'Dib 🐁 3mo
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Awk_Word_Smith
Dune | Frank Herbert
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Pickpick

It really is as good as Iremember it. Along with Jules Vern or HG Wells, Frank Herbert was one of the OG authors who mashed up sci-fi and fantasy. There is so much packed into this one book: commentary on politics, commentary on society, religion, feminism, toxic masculinity (before that was even a thing), revenge, love. I feel like the grandfather at the beginning of “The Princess Bride” explaining to his grandson why this book is so exciting.

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Awk_Word_Smith
Dune | Frank Herbert
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Rereading for the first time since probably high school some 30 years ago. 😳

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Jen2
Dune | Frank Herbert
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Pickpick

This was really good. I was pleasantly surprised!

LittlePixels I‘ve always wanted to read Dune, but it kind of scares me. 6mo
Jen2 Me too! It went really fast. 6mo
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Jari-chan
Chapterhouse: Dune | Frank Herbert
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Mehso-so

Liked it, but not as much as I was thinking I would. This volume seemed to lack the fascination of the other books. Maybe it was just the wrong book at the wrong time 🤷 I'll definitely want to continue reading the series, I want to see where the whole thing goes.

#serieslove2024 @Andrew65 @TheSpineView

BookmarkTavern Such an adorable bookmark! 7mo
Jari-chan @BookmarkTavern 😁❤️❤️ 7mo
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gabriellegabby
Dune | Frank Herbert
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Ever wondered what it's like to live on Mars? Find out with a captivating sci-fi read. 😌

From alien encounters and space mysteries to interstellar wars, there's no limit to the adventures waiting in your next sci-fi book.

So buckle up for a journey through time and space, one book at a time. 📖🚀

👉 Check our list of ten sci-fi must-reads: https://blog.getbookly.com/mind-bending-sci-fi-books/

#scifi #books #scifibooks #bookworm #bookstack

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mindduckbooks
Dune | Frank Herbert
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Check out the Mind Duck Books podcast ep.70:
- All 6 Dune books from worst to best
- Top 5 best and worst aspects
- Top 5 nonsensical moments
- Top 3 Quotes
- Top 5 tips how to pick up women by Duncan Idaho

https://bit.ly/3X3LE5I

#frank #herbert #dune #series #hexalogy #top #best #worst #list #duncan #idaho