"Hey Third, we're talkin' to you. Third, hey bugger-lover, we're talkin' to you."
Ender's Game, by Orson Scott Card, is about a boy named Ender and his life as a child. He has an older sister named Violet and brother named Peter who are his best friend (Violet) and worst enemy (Peter). When he turns 6, he is recruited for Battle School (which is a place for training children to fight buggers) and is a super genius. As he gets older, he gets stronger and is promoted to Commander school after years of training and has a final battle with the buggers, but for those who want to read this book, I won't spoil the ending.
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| This is a front cover of Ender's Game |
This book is for all those children who have wide imaginations and who like books placed in the future.
This is a link to what song I think this book relates to. (Radioactive, by Imagine Dragons.)
I think this songs best relates to Ender's Game because the book has a lot of tech. in it, and this song
reminds me of what Ender was thinking when he was in his battles and when he won.
Hmmm, the book seems very interesting. I might go and read it!
ReplyDeleteIsn't their a movie coming out for that?
ReplyDeleteYes, there is.
DeleteI really want to see it! I finished the book just in time!
ReplyDeleteI <3 that book
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great book.
ReplyDeleteThat book sounds soooooooooooooooooooo cool . And now based on the blog entry I cant wait to read it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou'd better read it! (Just kidding) :)
DeleteYeah, I think I might read that book... sometime someday if I have time. Maybe when I finish Gregor the Overlander... yeah, I will!
ReplyDeleteGreat description of the book. Plus great song choice (I love that song), it really goes with your whole book entry.
ReplyDeleteI'm really excited that you are in my cabin group. :)