from MissDiggy

I don't usually choose, like, or enjoy Science Fiction but Ender's Game has changed that. In the Introduction from Orson Scott Card he explains how he wrote this story to be as 'clear and accessible' to anyone, avoiding all the 'literary games and gimmicks' that make some writing so impenetrable ...

from TeenBookReviews

Aliens have attacked Earth twice, almost annihilating the human species. To ensure survival and success in the next encounter, the world government has bred military geniuses whom they take as children and train them in the art of war. Early training takes the form of "games" and Ender Wiggen win...

from HollyinNNV

Enders Game is one of my all-time favorite books! I've reread it and its like going back to an old friend. What are the strengths of Enders Game? Card creates a cast of characters that are both believable and memorable. In the main character of Ender, we have a very likable person with the confli...

from LisaMaria_C

I know the author is controversial (which might explain some of the wildly negative reviews of the book I've seen) but back when I read this, I found it the opposite of the author's reputation. Card has a crisp, clean style. I was sucked in from the beginning--the six year old Andrew "Ender" Wigg...

from SlySionnach

Ender's Game is one of the most talked about science fiction books for good reason: It's a fantastic book. The first book of the series, Ender's Game, revolves around a young boy (he starts out as being only six) named Andrew "Ender" Wiggin and how his life is used (with or without his permission...