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Ender's Game: Battle School #4
Creative Director ORSON SCOTT CARD Adapted by CHRISTOPHER YOST Pencils & Cover by PASQUAL FERRY New York Times bestseller Orson Scott Card's sci-fi epic continues! Battle training. Combat. Enemy tactics. The students of Battle School are not normal children. And as Ender begins to rise in rank and fame, he becomes a target. And if the older kids don't take him down... the serpent at the End of the World will.
- GenresScience Fiction
32 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 1, 2009
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September 8, 2014
It was a great book and narrated well. The author did drag the story at some points and it was boring but the exciting parts just forced u to continue and finish it and all the twists and turns were just amazing
March 16, 2019
Read the novel,
The 3 star is for The drawing style, i dont like it 1 bit
The 3 star is for The drawing style, i dont like it 1 bit
January 25, 2024
#4 – Graff: “Isn’t it nice to know that Ender can do the impossible?”
November 30, 2011
The Ender's Game is science fiction book set in the future. The protagonist Ender Wiggins is the hope for the army. The government trained a 6 year old to play in a battle wargame. They put him in a battle school to help him prepare. He had to go to outer space after buggers which are aliens attacked there earth. Then Ender had to go to outer space because he was not allowed to stay on earth anymore.
The narrator is omniscient told in 3rd person. Seen in there point of view. The person knows what is about to happen. Never really heard of that kind of narrator. I'm quite sure I read one of those books before probably never paid attention to it.
I knew what point of view it was getting told in soon as I read it. The story was getting told in 3rd person. The story isn't in 1st person because the author doesn't use the word I or my. Its also not in 2nd person because the author doesn't try to talk to the reader.
The military overworked a 6 year old kid who they had to depend on they put all their focus on one thing instead of working together as of people. The kid was getting over-trained. The books I read are usually more serious. So I kind of took everything serious but, I had to snap back to what they were really talking about.
So my evaluation of the Ender's Game is positive but yet negative. The book is not exactly perfect it was not that interesting to keep me reading but I read it to get the grade. Not that interested in science fiction but it's an alright book. The good thing about the book is the overall story. It's a little confusing because you kind of have to infer about everything. The lesson in it is good it teaches a lesson, so it has a nice morale. I would Give this book a 3!/2.
The narrator is omniscient told in 3rd person. Seen in there point of view. The person knows what is about to happen. Never really heard of that kind of narrator. I'm quite sure I read one of those books before probably never paid attention to it.
I knew what point of view it was getting told in soon as I read it. The story was getting told in 3rd person. The story isn't in 1st person because the author doesn't use the word I or my. Its also not in 2nd person because the author doesn't try to talk to the reader.
The military overworked a 6 year old kid who they had to depend on they put all their focus on one thing instead of working together as of people. The kid was getting over-trained. The books I read are usually more serious. So I kind of took everything serious but, I had to snap back to what they were really talking about.
So my evaluation of the Ender's Game is positive but yet negative. The book is not exactly perfect it was not that interesting to keep me reading but I read it to get the grade. Not that interested in science fiction but it's an alright book. The good thing about the book is the overall story. It's a little confusing because you kind of have to infer about everything. The lesson in it is good it teaches a lesson, so it has a nice morale. I would Give this book a 3!/2.
May 24, 2012
Enders game is one of many extraordinary book that i have incounterd. This story is Ender which is the main charater in this story, Ender is the youngest in his class adn gets his monitor taken out, for being the youngest in his class his always being picked on and kids look at him like if his nothing compared to them which i think is really messed up but the good thing about this is that he gets to show the kid that mostly likes to bully him a piece of his mind and well get to beat him up for thinking that Ender wouldnt do anything protect himself and the kid that he beat up was Stilson. So Peter his older brother is jeluos because Ender was chossen to go to battle school i would be too but i wouldnt beat up my brother like this guy did to his but yeah you really have to be really smart to be accaeted in that school
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