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[The Zytrix]

So, I couldn't help but notice that there was no topic for this wonderful series of novels. I finished reading the series in middle school, and I must say that I thoroughly enjoyed it, and now I'm beginning to read the Shadow series of parallel novels.

 

Also, I recently found out they're making a movie based on both Ender's Game and Ender's Shadow, and Harrison Ford has been cast as Colonel Graff, which should be interesting.

 

So, yeah. Discuss.

Edited by The Zytrix, Jan 28 2013 - 01:00 AM.

[Hahli Husky]

Moveddddd ~

[Dorek]

Love the series; little wary about the movie, but since it apparently isn't going to be a faithful adaptation, it definitely alters the expectations.

I'm waiting for the next book, which caps both the Game and Shadow series; should be pretty good.

[The Zytrix]

Yeah, I'm certainly excited for both.

[Canis Lupus]

Love the series; little wary about the movie, but since it apparently isn't going to be a faithful adaptation, it definitely alters the expectations.

I'm waiting for the next book, which caps both the Game and Shadow series; should be pretty good.

 

By next book, do you mean Shadows in Flight? If so, that has already been released.

 

I can't wait for the movie. I think they might tune down the violence, but I can deal with that.

[Replicant]

I've only read Ender's Shadow, Ender's Exile, Speaker For The Dead, and Ender's Game, but I'm absolutely in love with what I've read so far. Are there any similar novels more dedicated fans would recommend?

[The Zytrix]

Well, unless you plan on reading the entire series (which I do recommend ) there's at least two short stories written by Card set in the Enderverse, one of them being "Mazer in Prison" (the name of the other one escapes me at the moment).

[Rama~Swarm]

I read Ender's game and the first couple in the series a couple years ago. They're some good books. I don't have a lot of time right now because of school and work, but over the summer I'm been planning on finishing the series.

 

Well, unless you plan on

reading the entire series (which I do recommend ) there's at least two short stories written by Card set in the Enderverse, one of them being "Mazer in Prison" (the name of the other one escapes me at the moment).

You don't say? I'll have to check into those.

[Lieutenant Obvious]

I just read Ender's Game, currently reading the first few chappys of Ender's Shadow. Nohbody spoil it for me.