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I had put off reading this book for so long because I had heard so many terrible things about how it didn’t match up to “Ender’s Game” and how it ruins the previous book. I felt none of those things while reading them. Yes, it is quite confusing in the beginning since there are so many new characters along with the difference in traveling in light-years while others age naturally.
However, all of my fears were unfounded. This book was so mesmerizing that throughout the day when I had things that ...more
However, all of my fears were unfounded. This book was so mesmerizing that throughout the day when I had things that ...more
Ender's Game seemed a fluke, but Speaker for the Dead proves to me that Orson Scott Card, as any good drill instructor, has the ability to rip apart ones soul, rebuild it, squash, and build it again with hope.
The entirety of Ender's Saga has me giddy for the story in a way not felt since childhood and the anticipation to read Xenocide is unbearable. ...more
The entirety of Ender's Saga has me giddy for the story in a way not felt since childhood and the anticipation to read Xenocide is unbearable. ...more
Once again, a really good book by Orson Scott Card. Full of difficult questions about humans, humanity and love that really makes you think about the world and life itself. I really love Cards books, and I look forward to reading more of his books.
a good book.
liked the first book better.
had trouble at first reading it but once it got going it got better.
liked the first book better.
had trouble at first reading it but once it got going it got better.
Sequel to Ender's Game...Not very similar to it tho...it's still really good tho...
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Jul 17, 2009
TJ Anderson
marked it as to-read
