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A review by pageshifter
Dyyni : Dyyni, Muad'Dib, Profeetta by Frank Herbert
4.0
This was too complex for my taste but the worldbuilding was awesome.
This had an awesome cast of characters and there weren't too many to remember who's who. But somehow even their deaths left me cold and didn't get me to feel. Somehow the writing style made it a bit hard to relate to them.
I loved the world and it was really intriguing! It was so fascinating to imagine life in this kind of world.
Plot was really good. I especially loved the beginning: it was so tense and I couldn't wait to find out what's going to happen to some of the characters. And then I was a bit disappointed when I noticed how I didn't have to wait long: the beginning was so fast, almost rushed. And then started the major - and dullest - part of the book.
This wasn't really a page-turner, and a bit hard to read. This isn't something you can read in small parts when you have only little time to read.
This had an awesome cast of characters and there weren't too many to remember who's who. But somehow even their deaths left me cold and didn't get me to feel. Somehow the writing style made it a bit hard to relate to them.
I loved the world and it was really intriguing! It was so fascinating to imagine life in this kind of world.
Plot was really good. I especially loved the beginning: it was so tense and I couldn't wait to find out what's going to happen to some of the characters. And then I was a bit disappointed when I noticed how I didn't have to wait long: the beginning was so fast, almost rushed. And then started the major - and dullest - part of the book.
This wasn't really a page-turner, and a bit hard to read. This isn't something you can read in small parts when you have only little time to read.