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Anonymous
Posted December 31, 2011
Good
Definitly worth buying. My friend ashly bought for me and forced me to read it. Its all aout bean. Hes great and just as clever and thinky and ender but as raised on the streets and has more street smarts. Buy it definitly. Also recommend enders game. And dont think you have to read enders game first. There parrellel novels meant to be read in either order
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Anonymous
Posted May 1, 2012
Worth it!
I read Ender's Game first, then decided to read this book next, as I have found out they are now making a movie based on these two books. This book was incredible! Not only did I enjoy immersing myself into Bean's mind, I enjoyed seeing the Battle School and everything else from a different perspective. Well done.
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Anonymous
Posted March 25, 2012
Better than ender's game!
Bean's point of view is so enlightening. He was hilarious! This book had even more action than its companion. Now it's time to read the rest off the series!
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Anonymous
Posted January 5, 2012
Great book
Tells the same story of enders game but from a different perspective. Very good book.
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Anonymous
Posted January 2, 2012
It's a really great book. Just like ENDER'S SHADOW!
Pure AWESMENESS!!!
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Anonymous
Posted December 19, 2011
Excellent alternate viewpoint to Ender's Game
If you've read Ender's Game, and want to relive events from battle school from another point of view, then Bean's is the one. Even if you didn't read EG, this one stands on its own.
It's amazing how Card delves into a seemingly side character to illustrate just how influential he was. Bean FTW!1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.
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3570644
Posted June 26, 2011
Long needed sequel to Ender's Game
Excellent read for those who enjoyed Ender's game!
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Kylee_Jo
Posted March 1, 2011
Another Master Piece From Orson Scott Card- BEST ONE YET!!!
Ender's Shadow by Orson Scott Card, published 12/15/2000,is a fiction book that you wont be able to put down! It is the best one of Card's books yet. It is like Ender's Games but from another charecters point of view. Bean is a hyper-intelligent young kid off the streets that gets recruited by a nun to go to battle school to fight the buggers. It is a very exciting book because you get to see battle school from another perspective besides Ender's and not just anyones. Bean is a very young genius, who has an act to figure things out and not settling for second.
This book is exciting and fun. You wont be able to stop reading it once you have started.This book affected me by giving me an escape from life and stress, it helped me take my mind off of homework and work and gave me a place to go and get lost in a world of pure exciting imagination and adventure. I would recommend this book and other books from the Enders series to everyone and anyone. It is easy to follow and has very clear details so you always know exactly whats going on.
The setting in Ender's Shadow takes place on the hellish streets of Rotterdam, where Bean is on the verge of starvation and fighting for food, but being the smallest and youngest on the street he cant get by with strength or toughness like the other kids. Beans has to use his brain and strategy to survive.Card uses so much detail to describe the setting you know how it feels to live on the streets and you learn the personality's and weaknesses of the other character. In battle school, the author does amazing at drawing this picture for you to where you know exactly how each room and section of the school looks and is used for.
Bean goes through so many adventure and life threatening challenges that keep you locked in and anxious! You will be surprised and shock how many twists and turns there are in the story. The book will surpass all your expectations. Be prepared to fall in love with each character and their lives. I highly recommend Ender's Shadow!1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.
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Anonymous
Posted May 9, 2012
Great book
Awesome
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Anonymous
Posted May 6, 2012
Much better than enders game
Much better than enders game
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Posted April 3, 2012
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Anonymous
Posted January 19, 2012
Great book
Should i buy it because the reviews are so good or just rent it at the libarie
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Anonymous
Posted January 2, 2012
Great read
Simple and complex at the same time. I couldn't put it down!
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Anonymous
Posted December 30, 2011
Excellent
An excellent companion to enders game, maintaining the overall flow of the story, as well as the relateability of the charaters, while providing new insights into the world of ender.
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8331637
Posted July 31, 2011
Awesome book
A great book showing the original book in a different perspective. Bean turns out to sometims be a more exciting main character than Ender was. Highly recommended!
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Ender's Shadow, A stunning follow up to Ender's Game
Ender's Shadow is the story of Bean, Ender's close comrade and friend from Ender's Game. This story is takes place at the same time as the Ender's Game, however it follows Bean from his early childhood all the way to the end of Ender's Game. This story shows a very different childhood and introduction to the IF compared to Ender, Bean is a street rat that used the IF to escape his town. The story is nothing like Ender's Game, it starts off with Bean starving in the streets of Rotterdam, organizing a gang of children using his immense knowledge. As I was reading this book, it completely changes my perspective on Ender's Game, I feel more empathy for Bean after learning about his struggles. I highly recommend reading this book after Ender's Game to learn the background information. I feel that this book is very powerful and changed my perspective on Ender's Game, I suggest to everybody to get in on this series.
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Brook_Allred
Posted February 9, 2011
Great Parallel to Ender's Game
Ender's Shadow takes you back through the time of battle school except this time it is through the eyes of Bean. Ender's Shadow is a very good book that is exceptionally hard to put down once you have started. There are many things in Ender's Shadow that happened in Ender's Game but it is taken to a whole different level of detail as you see how Bean accomplishes the things that make him a vital character in Ender's Game. I highly recommend this book to anyone, whether they like science fiction or not.
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Anonymous
Posted January 29, 2011
Very interesting
Enjoyed reading this book from a childs point of view. It is an ok book and would recommend reading it.
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KyleCole550
Posted September 16, 2010
Ender's Shadow Review
Before I start, I must say the original Ender's Game was one of my favorite books of all time. I had high expectations of this book before starting it. To my surprise, I find it quite thrilling and intense. The book's plot never slows down and is fast paced. Throughout the book I enjoyed reading about Bean's personal struggle against the IF administration. I wish the author wrote about Ender more like the original book, but I like how the author developed Bean's character. I feel like I can relate to the characters in this book and feel what they are going through. All in all, Ender's Shadow was a very good book and I highly recommend it to any fan of Ender's Game or a fan of any science-fiction novels.
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Great jump off point into the Science Fiction genre. Reads like a video game.
This book is a great beginning to very philosophical sequels. It's easy enough for the younger reader and yet interesting enough for every age. The end of this book sets the stage for the rest of Ender's life's purpose
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