What's the Name of That Book??? discussion
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ABANDONED. Sci-fi book about a boy who fought in battles where precision meant everything.
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I know his name's not Connor, but a lot of the other stuff sounds similar. Ender's a genius...
Anyway, good luck finding your book.

I think i might have been mixing a few book memories together from that time.
Anyways, I'm going to give it a read! I'm nearly positive now, thanks!


Ender's Shadow for the link to Adrienne's suggestion.
No response from Matt. Sounds like this could be either 'Ender's Game' or 'Ender's Shadow.' Shall we move to Solved?
Kris wrote: "Matt, did you find your book? If so, what's the title and author?"
No response in 5 years. Moving to Abandoned.
No response in 5 years. Moving to Abandoned.
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Ender's Shadow (other topics)Ender’s Game (other topics)
When I read it:
I read it in Junior High, which was 2002-ish. I was about 13.
What reading level it is aimed at:
I got it in my junior high's library, so I'm guessing young adults.
What the story is about:
I only remember very vague details. If I had to guess a title it would be something like "The ______ War", but i can't remember what that word would be or if it's even correct. The story was centered around a young male and I feel like his name was connor/korvin or something of that nature. I feel like it was a dystopian type setting because he had to participate in futuristic, possibly cyber battles that he didn't want to, wasn't a lot of human interaction, seemed post-appocalyptic or some kind of controlled society. I remember him being locked in a small dorm or room with his living supplies provided for him. I think he had to consult a panel/robot/cyborg friend about when the battles were coming up. When he went to "battle" I remember whatever he did, it seemed like a simulation of sorts, it was VERY centered on pin point accuracy, and I'm talking to the fraction of a millimeter, I remember the author emphasizing this.(probably my best clue) I'm talking like moving his hands the length of a fiber, and the protagonist was very good at this simulation and had insane control over his motor reflexes. I feel like the main character was trying to save someone, he had a friend that I feel like they were maybe "free'd" in the end of the book. And also, I remember him wandering around a slums area at some point.
What format is: Library book.
I'm sorry for the vague details, it's a really foggy memory but I thought this was worth a shot! Thanks so much!