El juego de Ender (Ender's Saga, #1) by Orson Scott Card
››› Get audio book for free. ‹‹‹ Original Title: El juego de Ender (Ender's Saga, #1) ISBN: 8466616896 ISBN13: 9788466616898 Autor: Orson Scott Card Rating: 4 of 5 stars (4972) counts Original Format: Paperback, 512 pages Download Format: PDF, FB2, DJVU, iBook. Published: May 1st 2005 / by Ediciones B / (first published 1985) Language: Spanish Genre(s): Science Fiction- 12,585 users Fiction- 5,682 users Young Adult- 3,850 users Fantasy- 2,282 users
Description: La Tierra se ve amenazada por una especie extraterrestre de insectos, seres que se comunica telepáticamente y que se consideran totalmente distintos de los humanos, a los que quieren destruir. Para vencerlos, la humanidad necesita un genio militar, y por ello se permite el nacimiento de Ender, que es el tercer hijo de una pareja en un mundo que ha limitado estrictamente a dos el número de descendientes. Ender nace para ser entrenado en una estación espacial después de que su hermana mayor y su
sádico hermano Peter hayan sido declarados no aptos. Los jóvenes se distribuyen en grupos que compiten entre sí, en gravedad cero, con armas que paralizan sus armaduras. Ender asciende rápidamente en la jerarquía de la estación y se convierte en un líder nato, en la persona capaz de dirigir a las flotas terrestres contra los insectos de otros mundos.
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Jul 26, 2007 Hollie Rated it: it was amazing Recommends it for: precocious children, smart kids, clever adults Shelves: classics, favorites, sci-fi-fantasy This was the first book I picked up and read all the way through in one sitting. Technically, it's not a difficult read but conceptually it's rich and engaging. "They have a word for people our age. They call us children and they treat us like mice." If you can't understand that statement, you probably won't like this book. It's about intelligent children. Not miniature adults- their motivations, understanding, and some-times naivete clearly mark them as children. But at the same time their intell This was the first book I picked up and read all the way through in one sitting. Technically, it's not a difficult read but conceptually it's rich and engaging. "They have a word for people our age. They call us children and they treat us like mice." If you can't understand that statement, you probably won't like this book. It's about intelligent children. Not miniature adults- their motivations, understanding, and some-times naivete clearly mark them as children. But at the same time their intelligence and inner strength define them clearly as people. Their personalities are fully developed, even if their bodies are not. The book is about war. About leadership. And about the qualities that make some one a powerful or admirable individual (not always the same thing). In this book children are both kind and cruel to each other as only children know how to be. It is not an easy book for anyone who understands childhood to be a happy time of innocence. Even still, the characters retain a certain amount of innocence. The questions posed by the war, by the handling of the war, are relevant today, as they were when the book was written, and as they have been since the dawning of the atomic age. Foremost is the question of what makes someone or something a monster. It is an easy read, but not always a comfortable one. I'd recommend this book for intelligent children. The sort that resent being talked down to and treated like kids. Here is a book that does not talk down to them, but understands and empathizes with them. Also I recommend it for adults who used to be that kind of child, even if science fiction is not your usual interest. More pure science fiction fans will find it interesting, as will those who enjoy exploring the philosophies of human nature and war. This book sets out to make you think. 415 likes 33 comments
Maja
I have just started reading this book, in school I will be covering it in English class. Is this the kind of book that would be very indepth and will I have just started reading this book, in school I will be covering it in English class. Is this the kind of book that would be very indepth and will I probably end up hating to read this book since I have to analyse practicaly everything in it. I
Jan 17, 2017 03:01PM
Maja This book review is defenitaly awsome and is the best I have read (I. Have read like 20 reviews online) I hope that this book will be as good as you a This book review is defenitaly awsome and is the best I have read (I. Have read like 20 reviews online) I hope that this book will be as good as you are saying.
Jan 17, 2017 03:03PM
