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Foundation and Empire | Isaac Asimov
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I got tired of carrying the hardcover, I borrowed the mass paperback edition from the library 😂😂

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Interesting so far!

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LeticiaToraci
Foundation and Earth | Isaac Asimov
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And books #5-7!

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LeticiaToraci
Foundation | Isaac Asimov
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The first 4 in the series.

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LeticiaToraci
Foundation | Isaac Asimov
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My 3 Brazilian editions of the Foundation books. I plan to buy a box set with all books in the series.

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BoldCityBooks
Prelude to Foundation | Isaac Asimov
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Peaceful Saturday evening and I‘m reading on my back patio.

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SammyKat
Foundation | Isaac Asimov
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My first Asimov experience, it's easy to understand why he's a classic scifi pillar. I like the broad sociological sweeps captured by the arcs of individual characters. Shout out to Finn for graciously volunteering as my photo background.

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Saadee
Prelude to Foundation | Isaac Asimov
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1st of the extended Foundation series, set on the period of Harry Sheldon‘s early years, a must read one for those who try to understand the Foundation Universe...

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xicanti
Foundation Trilogy | Isaac Asimov
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I took a loooooong bike ride through an area full of Little Free Libraries, one of which coughed up this beautiful copy of the Foundation Trilogy! I haven‘t decided if I‘ll keep it or give it to my dad, who loved these books way back in the day.

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trifleneurotic
Foundation | Isaac Asimov
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Be sure to not allow a lot of days to pass between readings! Book is essentially a collection of intimate scenes (separated by decades) detailing galactic imperial decline and power machinations along a fatalistic timeline predicted by a genius mathematician and "psychohistorian". Where does fate end, and chance begin? From where does power truly derive? And what is the relationship of prediction to predetermination?