La sombra de ender / Ender's Shadow

from KLmesoftly

I have to say I prefer this book and the following series over Card's original Ender's Game novel. Perhaps it's the more adult-oriented themes and prose and the earthbound setting of the series but this book is one that I could read over and over and never tire of, I think. I read it for the four...

from Radaghast

In this reboot of the Ender series, we see things from a new perspective, that of Ender's diminutive jeesh-mate Bean. How did Card pull this off so brilliantly? Ender's Shadow tells the same story, yet it does it in a completely unique and amazing way. In some respects it surpasses Ender's Game. ...

from kewpie

I considered Ender's Game to be one of the greatest works of science fiction ever written. I liked this book even more. This is told from the point of view of one of the minor characters in the original story. We see bean from age three to his experience in Battle School. Sometimes, Card over-wri...

from TonyaSB

After reading several of the novels focused on Ender a wonderful thing happened. Orson Scott Card wrote Ender's Shadow. If it's possible, I liked Bean even more than Ender. It showed how it wasn't just Ender being self centered that made it seem like he was the entire focus of the Battle School, ...

from RachelPenso

I wish I would have read this book a long time ago. It's been so long since I read Ender's Game. I kept trying to remember what Ender thought of Bean or Ender's perspective of certain events. All in all, Ender's Shadow was every bit as good as Ender's Game.