"Dune: Children of Dune (1976)" by Frank Herbert

The Dune Deep Cuts - By Strange and Beautiful Book Club

*Contains Spoilers for the content discussed and the wider Dune Universe*

"Children of Dune" is known for its philosophical depth, intricate political intrigue, and the exploration of ecological and environmental themes. The novel weaves a complex narrative that combines political maneuvering, familial drama, and the mystical elements that define the "Dune" universe. As with the previous novels, Herbert's writing is rich and thought-provoking, contributing to the overall depth and legacy of the "Dune" series. The last in the first "trilogy" or fugue that sets up the Dune universe that would spawn so many novels and adaptations in the decades to come.

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