Ender Wiggin Saga: Children of the Mind (Hardcover)

from gopfolk

I'm still enjoying the series...good writing and it works hard to tie up the ends of the last book and even gives some final conclusions (for Ender) to the original book too. I feel that the detailed writing related to the cultures was a little more than I needed but after reading the afterward I...

from JPWickwire

Written with Card's usual charm and wit, Children of the Mind was a fitting (if drawn out) end to the Ender's Game quartet. I have to agree with the other reviewers though, when I say that Ender's Game and Speaker for the Dead were much better than the latter two books in the series. Regardless, ...

from topps

Not nearly as good as the first three in the trilogy. Seems to have been added on to tie up a lot of loose ends. Middle part really drags with a bit too much angst and soul searching by the characters. Not much in the way of new concepts. Picks up a bit towards the end and in fact gallops through...

from melydia

This final book in the Ender Quartet spends most of its time tying up loose ends from Xenocide than moving the story along. The fleet still threatens the planet Lusitania, Jane still faces imminent destruction, Miro is still angstful about his love life, and Ender's still going a bit mad. Everyth...

from drardavis

Much of this book is spent summarizing events and reintroducing the characters from the previous works, probably in order to make it a stand-alone novel. What remains is a very simple plot problem; save the world (Lusitania) from annihilation of a super bomb. Of course, the solution is far from s...