- Published: New York : T. Doherty Associates, 1985.
- Year Published: 1985
- Description: 357 p. ; 22 cm.
- Language: English
- Format: Book
ISBN/Standard Number
- 0765342294 (trade pbk.)
- 0812550706 :
- 0312932081 :
- 0312853238 (pbk.) :
Series
Subjects
- Wiggin, Ender (Fictitious character)
- Wiggin, Peter (Fictitious character)
- Brothers and sisters -- Fiction.
- Genetic engineering -- Fiction.
- War games -- Fiction.
- Science fiction.
Tags
book Hugo Best Novel Award Winner battleschool teen child soldiers valentine Nebula Award Ender fiction nebula award for best novel winner bugger petra genius ansible hugo award for best novel winner game Science Fiction Orson Scott Card Hugo Award bean aliens space outer
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Call number: Science Fiction (Paperback), Teen Fiction (Paperback) , Science Fiction
Additional Details
Child-hero Ender Wiggin must fight a desperate battle against a deadly alien race if mankind is to survive.
Reviews & Summaries
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Ender's Game
Truly original; I never saw the ending coming. This world will fascinate you. The next book in the series, Speaker for the Dead, is an even better read, so make sure you check that one out too.
Good
Though diff cover I loved this book, I thought that it seemed boring at first so i was kind of down when i was assigned it but i was way wrong i LOVED this book
Amazing
This is by far my favorite science fiction book, and I've read lots of them! Definitely a MUST for anyone, including people who don't normally enjoy science fiction.
Stunning
Ender's Game is a great futuristic and sci-fi novel. To Ender it is all a game. But is it?
Truly Superb
In Ender's Game, the human psyche, especially as it relates to aggression, is explored through the story of a boy who is made to win a war. A truly memorable and enchanting novel.
The Boy who Saved Humanity
Ender's Game is a book of decisions and attitude. Andrew Wiggin is sent to Battleschool, where he is destined to save humanity from an alien race called the Buggers. He doesn't want to kill...he thinks it's all a game. Is it? This tells of a boy who grows up to be something he doesn't want to be. A very good book, including the ones that follow.
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