III: Ender's Game

Albeit its direction towards younger audiences, Orson Scott Card's sci-fi tale is unique in its own right- with deeply memorable characters, decisions, and unprecedented exploration of the subconscious, the story presents brooding motives and moral questions that formulate the very existence of his 'game'. Beyond them lies an aptly constructed world of fiction and parallel tales. 

Content overview: Brief violence, brief curses, racism utilized as literary device. Please research the novel before reading if you are uncomfortable with these topics. 

Rating: 8.0/10