Best Science Fiction Book Series

It is amazing. They could have added so many ideas, but Frank died. I have a possible idea for the final chapter completely different then Brian Herbert's, featuring made-up characters. But anyhoo, Dune rules and all other books SUCK.

Dune has 6 entries beside what might have been a one track adventure, a lot of options actually open and release freedom to the reader in this opinion.

I love Dune! Reading about Paul Atreides and the mysteries of Arrakis sweeps you away to their world. Iron Maiden even did a song about the book, called To Tame A Land.

Absolutely incredible. Arrakis deserves a massive movie adaption that hopefully will be successful.

One of the best science fiction series of all time. Foundation and Empire is my favourite.

I mean it's okay but was it really like a classic? It's way higher than the Hunger Games…I never really finished reading it. Why is it this high up? Can someone explain this, please?

Found the first Ender's Game Author's Definitive Edition, thought it became a misplace item. Anyhow, The Hugo winner still in grasp(worth another go), a fine Science Fiction novel cartridge to behold on the shelves or in a bookcase. Great writer of our times and a definitive worth more than another glance. Am glad these are around. Awesome summer so far, found what is nice again...which feels pretty good!

Ender's Game! This list was basically an impossible decision to make since I like so many of the series on this list. Ender's Game, however, is something I can go back and read over and over and never get bored with it-it's just that good.

Bought most of the novels in this saga, the first one eludes yet in the closet spaces. God bless for Orson Scott Card perspective with Ender's Game entry to Science Fiction. Awesome!

I love the story and it is such an interesting yet unique read.

I am not a big fan of science fiction. I read Asimov- rather bored. Read Verne and some other classics- bored.
The Giver was amazing, however. Emotional, chilling, beautiful. The best Apocalypse book, as well (though Hunger Games is really good as well. )
Several other science fiction books by Lois Lowry are very good, as well. Ender's Game and Artemis Fowl are pretty good, too. Otherwise, there isn't a single science fiction book I really like.

The 9 serialize such far the Anastasia series by Lois Lowry is the better deal might say.

An unloving, deprived world with hardly any emotion. Scary.

Very interesting and humorous series!

Isaac Asimov has done great of late in being modernize of the Robot franchise. Robot Dreams have in actual read the entire thing. Does well for the segment it is in print with and in a beautiful intelligent way. Good job to the Robot franchise community. Foundation has it where it counts but does not seem as charming or tug towards attention of a reader. Anyway, cool stuff hope to read more of it!

Stories about very human-like robots and all their problems.

Phillip K. Dick has a nice assortment range of Novels. Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep especially props up again and again which is how the works of the author there post is recognition with that sort of fame in the written literature network.

A chilling world with creepy genetic experiments.

Out of the Silent Planet is the best. The technology is primitive, but, just like in The Chronicles of Narnia, there are good morals.

The 6 novels to this time span of 'Revelation Space Universe' from the author of it are attracting a reader imagination that much seems certain!