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15. Part Of A Duology

A duology is a series comprised of only two books. The books are usually by the same author (but not always) and must be related to each other in some way. For this prompt, you can read either book one or book two of the duology.

While we’re particularly looking for a duology that was intentionally written to only have two books total, you may decide to get creative and pick a series that currently has two books (and for which a third is assumed but hasn’t been announced or released yet.) You may also pick a book that started out as a standalone, but was so popular the author decided to release a sequel years later.


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I think I’m going to read Testaments by Margaret Atwood

Italian Shoes and After the Fire by Henning Mankell

The Other Half by Charlotte Vassell

I'm planning on reading The Big Sheep by Robert Kroese. I've read the second book, The Last Iota, and found out there was a book before it!

I'm going to read Go Set a Watchman! I was gifted this book as soon as it was on shelves, but it's been waiting to be read :(

Attica Locke � Bluebird, Bluebird

To kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee

I will read Harlem Shuffle by Colson Whitehead. The second part of the duology, Crook Manifesto, I will be using for the yellow spine prompt.

Steven and Jessica Stewart wrote: "To kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee"

I forgot this book is technically part of a duology, thank you for the suggestion!

I will be reading It Starts With Us by Colleen Hoover.

I’m going to be reading a river, enchanted by Rebecca Ross

we unleash the merciless storm. read book 1 this year

Ive read Olive Kitteridge 4 times, but Olive, Again only once....so Olive, Again it is!

While I don’t have a Duolingo picked out yet, in 2022 and 2023, I read The Raven Song and The Raven Spell by Luann G. Smith. I quite enjoyed both parts, so I’m throwing them down as suggestions. I’ve listed them in the order they should be read, which is also publishing order.

I’m planning on reading Ruthless Vows or A Fire Endless, both my Rebecca Ross.

I loved The Monk and Robot duology this year (Becky Chambers) - Cosy SciFi so highly recommend that. My actual choice will be 101 Dalmations.

I will probably read Tom Lake and Our Town.

The Wolf's Hour - I started this awhile ago and did not continue. Want to try again. Robert McCammon, have in paperback, ebook, AND Audio form

I will listen to Scarlett by Alexandra Riley. I didn’t even realize there was a second book to Gone With the Wind until I saw your listing!! Thank you (I think), it’s a very long book at 36 hours!😳

I plan on reading Six crimson cranes by Elizabeth Lim.

Heart of The Sun Warrior

I’m going to read The Secret Sister and The Secrets She Kept by Brenda Novak.

My book choice is The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek by Kim Michelle Richardson

I will be reading A Dirty Job by Christopher Moore

I’m reading The Davenports

The Mystery Guest (#2 of The Maid)

Is The Song of Achilles and Circe a Duology?

Testaments - Margaret Attwood

It Ends with us - Colleen hoover

Pulling from my bookshelf for this one with Heaven is for Real. I've seen the movie, and I've had the book forever. The other book in the duology is Heaven Changes Everything.

Kylie wrote: "Is The Song of Achilles and Circe a Duology?"

No, they're not related.

I read Olive, Again by Elizabeth Strout. Really liked it.

I read Divine Rivals for the "More Than 40 Chapters", so I'll read the conclusion (part #2) Ruthless Vows for this prompt.

I read Huanting Adeline by H.D. Carlton

I read One Dark Window by Rachel Gillig

I’m reading Strange the Dreamer by Laini Taylor for this prompt.

I read It Ends With Us by Colleen Hoover and plan to read the next one very soon (It Starts With Us)

Haunting Adeline for this prompt.

I will read one or both of the books in Jemisin N.K.'s Great Cities duology, The City We Became and The World We Make

are any of the emily st mandel books a duology?

Carol wrote: "are any of the emily st mandel books a duology?"

Sea of Tranquility and The Glass Hotel probably could be considered a duology; Sea of Tranquility isn't technically a sequel, but characters and events from The Glass Hotel make an appearance, and will have more weight if you've already read The Glass Hotel.

I read "Ravaged" by Naima Simone

I read Maus II by Art Speigelman...aa I'd read the first one in December so perfect for me!

Lucilla wrote: "Carol wrote: "are any of the emily st mandel books a duology?"

Sea of Tranquility and The Glass Hotel probably could be considered a duology; Sea of Tranquility isn..."

Thanks, I thought that too. I haven't read any of hers so maybe I'll read both and get the duology and reading an author everyone else has read, too.

I read Ruthless Vows. Perfect timing for this prompt!

Carol wrote: "Lucilla wrote: "Carol wrote: "are any of the emily st mandel books a duology?"

Sea of Tranquility and The Glass Hotel probably could be considered a duology; Sea of..."

I hate to be a party pooper, and it really doesn't matter to me what you put on your list ... BUT
You should know that some of the characters from TGH and SOT also appear in Station Eleven and The Lola Quartet

I read The Bell in the Fog by Lev A.C. Rosen for this prompt.

Divine Rivals!

I read Peyton Place