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i've read foundation, sequels, prequels, and robots so far and it's 10/10, just ordered galactic empire that follows robots so can't say anything about these yet

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When I was reading them the orders of the non-Foundation novels weren't completely clear, and maybe there was info about it on early websites/mesasage boards but I didn't have internet at home. So I had this fun experience of reading them semi-randomly. My dad had a couple of them on the bookshelf, and my family moved so I got to check out a few different libraries and find different ones. So I was able to put together the timeline of them all over time, which made it seem even more incredible than if I had read them in a more logical order.

so you read the other parts of galactic empire and had to skip one of them? rough

When I was a kid, I read a ton of Asimov and always saw Pebble in the Sky referenced but could never find a copy - I think it was out of print at the time, and my library didn't have it. When I went to high school I found a copy in my school library that hadn't been checked out in decades and was so happy.