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Old 10-04-2010, 02:56 PM   #390
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The recommendation I normally give is to read _Dune_, _Dune Messiah_, and _Children of Dune_ as one long book, since that's how they were written. should you then feel inspired, you can read the others, but no penalty if you choose not to. _God Emperor of Dune_ doesn't really hold up for me, either.
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One of my local charity shops had nearly all the Dune books on the shelf when I went in there on Saturday. Prompted by the posts in this thread I bought the trilogy of the first 3 books for 75p. Not my usual fare, but I can always give it away.

I read the first three Dune books when I was in college - I loved the first one, thought the 2nd was blah, thought the 3rd one was flat out terrible.

Never read a Frank Herbert after that.

YMMV, of course.
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