Ender's Shadow (The Shadow Series, #1) in Ender's Jeesh

Jul 08, 2009 TJ Anderson rated it it was amazing

Shelves: read-2009

Orson Scott Card takes you into the world of super intelligent kids and makes you feel just as intelligent while doing it. His characters are really well formed. You see them develop and feel like they are someone you know whether you like them or not. Intriguing plot even though I already knew the ending.
It was really interesting to read a parallel story. it was a first for me. I knew the ending but I was interested in how they got there. I really enjoyed this, I don't know if I'll read Orson S ...more

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Dec 10, 2009 Brandon rated it it was amazing

this is my favorit book ever.
some how even thought i love enders game this is just better.

some how beans character seems to draw me in and doen's let go.

i hope every body reads this book the the sequals.

I'm still wating for shadows in flight to hear the congusion to the searies. ...more

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Jun 22, 2009 Rachel rated it really liked it

It is very interesting to read the same story from Bean's perspective and to understand how much he contributed to Ender's victory. It got a little annoying with Bean's constant explanation of his thought process, but it was still a fun read. I am totally into these Ender books now! ...more

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Sep 15, 2009 Mark rated it it was amazing

This was my second visit to the book, this time through Audible. Listening rather than reading repainted some parts in different colors. The team of readers, and the echos to the Ender's Game movie made this go through even more interesting. Card's study of children in plight is insightful and disturbing. ...more

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Aug 24, 2009 Anna rated it really liked it

Shelves: favorites

I love most of Orson Scott Card's books, and this is one of my favorites. Bean's mind is so complex, even more so than Ender's, and the search for his parents really makes this book interesting. ...more

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