Published August 21, 2006
If you read Ender's game, how was it?
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Brilliant. One of those books that makes me wish I was smarter. XD
Definitely a classic - I was incredibly jealous when I heard they study it in English Lit. in some states in America. While the first will always remain my favourite, I also love all the sequals: his invention and philosophy are exceptional, and all the books contain some of the most crisply intelligent dialogue I've ever read. Excellent books.
Ender's Game rocks, but Ender's Shadow is just. totally. amazing.
I *heart* Bean!
I think that's all there is to say.
possibly, but some of the sequels rocked, such as ender's shadow, shadow of the hegemon, and shadow puppets.
Awesome. Totally and utterly awesome.
well, Ender's game was good, but I think he went too far with making sequels.
Grrreat. I only read Ender's Game, definetly worth the $8 though...
I absolutely loved it. I've read the entire series, the last three in the Ender side, and the Bean parallels. And I've loved them; the parallels especially.
Agreed. I got one of the books in the series for my boyfriend's birthday. He imediately went o buy another one and finished them both in less than two weeks.
'T was very good. Definatly worth a read.