Do you read books of a series in chronological order?
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Re: Do you read books of a series in chronological order?
From that point onwards, I always make sure I'm reading the first book and that I can get to read EVERYTHING that the series has to offer (extras, spin-offs, etc.).
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Same here. The only reason for starting book series in the middle is only when I am ignorant of the book not being a stand alone novel.CatInTheHat wrote: ↑28 Dec 2016, 12:29 Yes, I always start at the beginning. Exception being if I read a book and then discover it's a part of a series. But even then, I don't tend to go backwards.
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First I read "Dune". About a year later I read "Heretics of Dune", and I did not like this book. She was too adult for me. Two years later, I finally read "Dune Messiah." I remember that I really liked Duncan Idaho. After that, I finally read the rest of the books in this series.
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