Prelude to Foundation
Readers rate it 4.0 (525 on Hardcover)
Released Mar 1, 1989 · San Val
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Prelude to Foundation is a science fiction novel that explores ideas about mathematics, prediction, and power within a vast galactic empire. The story is intellectually engaging and relatively tame in content, with minimal violence and no sexual or crude language. However, it contains political intrigue, scheming, and some tension related to threats against the protagonist, making it better suited for older teens who can follow complex plots and appreciate philosophical themes.
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The year is 12,020 G.E. Emperor Cleon I rules Trantor, a civilization of unimaginable technological and cultural complexity. But among its 40 billion subjects, enemies plot against him. Enter Hari Seldon, a young mathematician -- he holds the key to the future. The year is 12,020 G.E. Emperor Cleon I rules Trantor, a civilization of unimaginable technological and cultural complexity. But among its 40 billion subjects, enemies plot against him. Enter Hari Seldon, a young mathematician -- he holds the key to the future.
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- Life on other planets
- Weak Character Development
- Loveable Characters
- Diverse Characters
- Plot driven
- Not Diverse Characters
- challenging
- Character driven
- slow-paced
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- Science Fiction & Fantasy
- Adventurous
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ISBN 9780833533074 · San Val