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Dune: House Atreides (Prelude to Dune Book 1) (eBook)

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  • Dune: House Atreides begins the epic worldwide bestselling trilogy that tells of the generation before Dune and sows the seeds for great heroes, vile enemies, and terrible tyrants.

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  • Dune: House Atreides begins the epic worldwide bestselling trilogy that tells of the generation before Dune and sows the seeds for great heroes, vile enemies, and terrible tyrants.

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    • Prime Members may redeem earned 'No Rush Shipping' credits to purchase this item (check your balance).
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  • Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
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The two Dune movies that came out recently are not based on this book. These are prequel books written by Frank Herbert's son, Brian, which have not been highly rated or generally thought to match the quality of his father's books.

If you want to read the books the movie is based on you want to read Dune by Frank Herbert.
I read this one and it felt like a bad fan fiction. I couldn't get myself to finish the trilogy. I'd skip and focus on the Frank Herbert novels instead.

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KarpeNoctem
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lol I wouldn't read anything Brian wrote even if for free
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PurpleFruit5141
Jan 24, 2025
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Good book, read when I was a kid and introduced me to the entire universe. I remember it fondly as well as all of the rest of the prequel books.
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Loudog504
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Kind of off topic... but is the TV show related to any of the books? Thanks!
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yidzick
Jan 24, 2025
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Are there ever any deals on House Harkonnen or House Corrino?
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ClownBaby
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Saw the movie and haven't read the book - thanks!!
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Quote from ClownBaby :
Saw the movie and haven't read the book - thanks!!
The two Dune movies that came out recently are not based on this book. These are prequel books written by Frank Herbert's son, Brian, which have not been highly rated or generally thought to match the quality of his father's books.

If you want to read the books the movie is based on you want to read Dune by Frank Herbert.
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Quote from Loudog504 :
Kind of off topic... but is the TV show related to any of the books? Thanks!
The Dune: Prophecy TV show is supposed to be inspired the by Great Schools of Dune trilogy by Brian Herbert, Frank Herbert's son. It's based very far in the past to the original Dune book, back to when the Bene Gesserit first began consolidating their power.

This book looks like it's more of an immediate prequel to the events in Dune by Frank Herbert and Dune the movies that recently came out.

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Quote from choowia :
The two Dune movies that came out recently are not based on this book. These are prequel books written by Frank Herbert's son, Brian, which have not been highly rated or generally thought to match the quality of his father's books.

If you want to read the books the movie is based on you want to read Dune by Frank Herbert.
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I read this one and it felt like a bad fan fiction. I couldn't get myself to finish the trilogy. I'd skip and focus on the Frank Herbert novels instead.
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The prequels are enjoyable to read and go into a lot of background of answering how things came to be in the original Dune book. The original books by Frank Herbert get progressively worse and less enjoyable to read. I gave up on the series after struggling to finish God Emperor and then getting part way through Chapterhouse: Dune. It's really bad writing.
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Quote from Loudog504 :
Kind of off topic... but is the TV show related to any of the books? Thanks!
Yes it is
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Maybe if it was on audiobook for car trips
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Quote from KarpeNoctem :
lol I wouldn't read anything Brian wrote even if for free
Vermillion Hells, these books are terrible.

If you ever wondered what happened in any period of time that was not described in the actual Dune series, rest assured that Brian has covered it.
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Quote from manfre :
The prequels are enjoyable to read and go into a lot of background of answering how things came to be in the original Dune book. The original books by Frank Herbert get progressively worse and less enjoyable to read. I gave up on the series after struggling to finish God Emperor and then getting part way through Chapterhouse: Dune. It's really bad writing.

Well damn...I just started Messiah yesterday lol

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Quote from Dilbertic :
Maybe if it was on audiobook for car trips

Check out Libby for your library if you haven't already. But be prepared to wait.

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