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# Dune: House Atreides: House Trilogy, Book 1

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    The Missing Ingredient
  

*by M***E on Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2018*

First, I should say that I’m not a sci-fi reader: it’s just doesn’t feed me the way well written, emotionally charged fiction can. Frank Herbert’s Dune series, however, is exceptional in that regard and I’ve been rereading those books again and again over the years. I like the story line well enough in House Atreides, but it’s written by sci-fi writers, not great fiction writers. Their characters never speak in the first person, there’s no interior monologue, and as a result I didn’t really care that much about them. There’s no comparison with the way Frank depicts the overarching sorrow within Leto II as his transformation steals more and more of his humanity, as an example, with anything that happens in the current volume. What made Dune so exceptional were the deep observations and questions about what it means to have faith, how do we best express our truest humanity, and ultimately, how do we choose love over everything else that tries to seduce us. This book isn’t even in the same genre.

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    Dune: House Atreides
  

*by E***S on Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2019*

Satisfactorily authentic. Except for the focus on Duncan Idaho from the beginning, this felt more like a prequel to Dune than a prequel to all six Dune novels, which was fine for me because I remember Dune a lot better than the books that followed.While the writers were playing in Frank Herbert’s sandbox, they are playing almost entirely with his toys without bringing many new toys of their own, so this lacks the outflow of rich invention that is part of what makes Dune such a mind blowing experience. This is not the case with the story, though. There aren’t many new inventions, but the story is intriguing and compelling.I guess you could say Frank Herbert invented the car and drove it well. Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson don’t put anything new under the hood, but they do drive it really well.Finally, I liked the way that the writers put little summaries of the story inside the story. For some people this may be repetitive or seem like dumbing it down, but for me it was welcome. I didn’t have too much trouble following the Dune books when I read them as a younger man, but I am now a lot busier, and appreciate these little moments where something like, “Leto considered the events that had brought him here. He wondered why X had happened, and when that had led to Y, he regretted having to do Z which had led him inexorably to this point.” Sure, it feels a little contrived, but these guideposts let me get right back into the story after a hard week and I appreciate it.

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    While not perfect a must read for Dune fans
  

*by J***O on Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2019*

I had a blast reading this book.PROs- Great way to get a richer history of Dune (Houses, schools, the empire as a whole)- Very nice development of Leto Atreides as a main character- Some really cool new characters and development of other well known ones- Fremen in particular you get a lot of detail of them as a people.- Overall good writing with some scenes just top notch (check CONs)CONs- Not Frank Herbert, you can tell that right away- No inner dialogue, no plans within plans :(- Characters most of the time unidimensional- Some really bad scenes where resolution feels frantic, pushed, not elaborated.I just got House Harkonnen hoping for more details of the Dune universe.Get the book, you won't regret itENJOY

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