A stunning blend of adventure and mysticism, environmentalism and politics, Dune won the first Nebula Award, shared the Hugo Award, and formed the basis of what is undoubtedly the grandest epic in science fiction.

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Published Aug 2, 2005

704 pages

Average rating: 8.11

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Readers say *Dune* is a beautifully written, timeless sci-fi classic with immersive world-building and poetic storytelling that remains strikingly cur...

CeLynasings
10/10 stars
This was my first time listening to the audio version and it was well done. I have read the physical book a few times and thought to change up how I read it and it was worth it. If you are looking for a dystopian world building experience this novel is a good throwback. It does go into a lot of information, but it does it in a very well written way that does not make you feel that the pacing is too slow.
boyleschris
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Annie.S
8/10 stars
This book took me a long time to get through but was very enjoyable. The depth of the world building and politics and cultures was wonderful.
boyleschris
Recommended by Will Not recommended by Ron
stripedwolfie
2/10 stars
I know many people who love this book and it was very surprising to me just how terribly bored I was reading it. The word choice, the endless dialogues, the descriptions... The whole tone of the book feels somehow condescending too. The world was original and interesting, for sure. I just wish things happened faster or any of the characters were relatable to me. Honestly, I’ve read history textbooks that were more thrilling than this.

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