Showing posts with label Ender's Shadow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ender's Shadow. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 31, 2017
Ender in Exile by Orson Scott Card
Ender in Exile by Orson Scott Card -- 369 pages
Between Ender's Game and Speaker for the Dead, after Ender's Shadow and Shadow of the Hegemon, comes this story. Really, for having been an after-thought, an add-on, it was very well written and I enjoyed it very much! It made me want reread all of the Ender's Game and Ender's Shadow books.
Friday, June 3, 2016
Ender's Shadow: Ultimate Collection
Ender's Shadow: Ultimate Collection by Mike Carey (Text), Sebastian Fiumara (Illustrator), Orson Scott Card (Text), Giulia Brusco (Illustrations) -- 248 pages
This is the second book of the Ender's Saga Graphic Novels, although it can be read separately. See the story of Ender through the eyes of Bean.
Like the Ender's Game Graphic Novel, this is very well made.
Saturday, May 7, 2016
Shadow Puppets by Orson Scott Card
Shadow Puppets by Orson Scott Card -- 384 pages
Book #3 of the Ender's Shadow series
Shadow Puppets follows the stories of Bean, Petra, and Peter as governments on earth rage against each other.
While Bean and Petra struggle to understand their relationship and Bean's condition, Peter Wiggin has plans of earth and with Bean's help, he will make history, and maybe even rule the entire world.
I also listened to this on Overdrive.
Shadow Puppets follows the stories of Bean, Petra, and Peter as governments on earth rage against each other.
While Bean and Petra struggle to understand their relationship and Bean's condition, Peter Wiggin has plans of earth and with Bean's help, he will make history, and maybe even rule the entire world.
I also listened to this on Overdrive.
Shadow of the Hegemon by Orson Scott Card
Shadow of the Hegemon by Orson Scott Card -- 451 pages
Book #2 of the Ender's Shadow series
The War is over. Ender has defeated the Buggers and has joined the group of colonists who have left to explore the Buggers' left-behind homes, but on earth, the crew of brilliant children who were with Ender during the 3rd invasion are scattered among the countries and continents.
As potential weapons and some of the most powerful resources in the world, it becomes apparent that these students won't be living normal lives. Ever. One by one the battle school students are being kidnapped, except for Bean, they simply dropped a bomb on his house.
After a narrow escape, Bean turns to Ender's brother, Peter Wiggin, for help.
I listened to this through Overdrive. The audiobook is well made.
The War is over. Ender has defeated the Buggers and has joined the group of colonists who have left to explore the Buggers' left-behind homes, but on earth, the crew of brilliant children who were with Ender during the 3rd invasion are scattered among the countries and continents.
As potential weapons and some of the most powerful resources in the world, it becomes apparent that these students won't be living normal lives. Ever. One by one the battle school students are being kidnapped, except for Bean, they simply dropped a bomb on his house.
After a narrow escape, Bean turns to Ender's brother, Peter Wiggin, for help.
I listened to this through Overdrive. The audiobook is well made.
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