Ender in Exile

De: Orson Scott Card

Narrado por: Stefan Rudnicki

Orson Scott Card returns to his best-selling series with a new Ender novel, Ender in Exile.

At the close of Ender's Game, Andrew Wiggin – called Ender by everyone – is told that he can no longer live on Earth, and he realizes that this is the truth. He has become far more than just a boy who won a game: he is the Savior of Earth, a hero, a military genius whose allegiance is sought by every nation of the newly shattered Earth Hegemony. He is offered the choice of living in isolation on Eros, at one of the Hegemony's training facilities, but instead the twelve-year-old chooses to leave his home world and begin the long relativistic journey out to the colonies. With him went his sister Valentine, and the core of the artificial intelligence that would become Jane.

The story of those years has never been told… until now.

Reseñas de la Crítica

“Cast members re-create characters and interact with each other smoothly, picking up threads from a number of books in the series. The dialogue moves quickly among them, and the production maintains a strong pace.” —AudioFile

“Card's prose is powerful here, as is his consideration of mystical and quasi-religious themes. Though billed as the final Ender novel, this story leaves enough mysteries unexplored to justify another entry; and Card fans should find that possibility, like this novel, very welcome indeed. ” —Publishers Weekly (starred review) on Children of the Mind

“Orson Scott Card made a strong case for being the best writer science fiction has to offer.” —The Houston Post on Xenocide

“There aren't too many recent sf novels we can confidently call truly moral works, but Speaker for the Dead is one. It's a completely gripping story.” —The Toronto Star

“This is Card at the height of his very considerable powers--a major SF novel by any reasonable standard.” —Booklist on Ender's Game

meanders

OK I suppose, but it's more like 3 short stories compressed into one book. It gets you invested in 3 major plots that don't entirely resolve. Emails were *so* long! Decent overall.

Good filler for the series but its no enders game

Would you recommend Ender in Exile to your friends? Why or why not?

I would recommend this book to anyone that is a fan of the Ender series. It Could still be a good story for someone else but you would be missing so much back story that I think the full impact of the book would be kinda lost.

Any additional comments?

Over all I did like this book, and for Ender fans its def a 4 star book. Though I think that a non Ender fan or someone that hasn't read atleast Ender's Game might rate it lower.

The best send off for Ender!

Brilliant. Emotional. For all fans of Ender and his Jeesh, this book is the ultimate love story. The story told from the heart of Ender's creator to his beloved character. It contains within it a love story to the fans from Ender himself. I always wanted more.....I fell in love with Ender the child and respected him as Andrew the man. Through Ender in Exile, you will get that connection you yearned for in reading the series before this. I cried with true emotion and empathy and yes, love while reading the book. And through this production....I cried even harder! What an incredible cast to have brought our Ender to life. I have listened to the entire series and my heart is full!

great book

this series is what had kept me same during many hours of computer work. great rewrite to the ending of enders game

Great afterword

As usual the story was great, small inconsistencies that really make no difference and that the author clarifies on. It was good to get some closure but still missing that early relationship with Jane and Ender. I suppose First Meetings is as close as we will ever get. I liked the afterword that the author made. it shows a small part of how he works and lives with others. Kind of a bittersweet moment because this was the last book for me in regards to the Ender and Shadow series. I'm sure the formic wars will be good but still, this was the last of Ender for me. Orson Scott Card is old as I write this, I don't expect any more stories and he deserves his rest. Great stories