CHILDREN OF DUNE(REISSUE)

This hardcover is well-made, with durable binding and high-quality pages. The cover design is eye-catching, making it a great addition to any collection. The story is enjoyable and well-written, perfect for anyone looking for a good read. Highly recommended for fans of quality books!

This is not a book review but the product review. Book is in fantastic shape and I absolutely adore the art style of the cover. Paper quality is not bad. The problem with the recent Dune Mass market paperbacks is that the books are really compact, the spine easily cracks but it ain’t a deal breaker for me.

The Children of Dune is the third book in the Dune series by Frank Herbert. The book focuses on Paul Atriedes children Leto and Ghanima as they find themselves in the midst of power struggles among various factions.This is another engaging book in the Dune Saga. Paul's story more or less ends in the previous book Dune Messiah as this book is about the fate of his children and the empire while laying the groundwork for the next book God Emperor of Dune.Highly recommended for Dune fans and sci-fi fans.

Well writter story with takes us through the questions of meaning of life and about the effect of religion of the society

It makes for an excellent read. Well worth the time as well as money spent!

The quality of book is OK. Seems like a duplicate one.

I read the first of the Dune series a year a ago. Two things struck me.. "Brilliant" and "Tedious". Another writer of different genre with such excessive minutiae is Orhan Pamuk, but what kept me going is the integrity of the complex geopolitical scenarios thought up by this author. This year I picked up remaining books to read. I ploughed through them thinking what great content for a movie this would make. I believe this inspired the captivating giant worm movie "Tremors" and is now actually being made into the series it deserves. This really is a classic.

The binding of the book is terrible. All pages are coming off. I am a very careful reader, always using bookmarks. I can return it, but it would mean I have to wait for the product to be picked up, and I don’t have the time for that. Such a hassle!