Children of the Mind (Ender's Saga, #4)
Fiction | Novel | Published in 2002
370
Novel • Fiction
Space • Future
2002
18+ years
Children of the Mind by Orson Scott Card is the final novel in the Ender's Saga. It follows Ender Wiggin's journey as he navigates complex political and personal challenges in a universe on the brink of transformation. Themes include identity, responsibility, and the nature of existence.
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Reviews for Orson Scott Card's Children of the Mind are mixed. Critics praise the intricate exploration of philosophy and ethics, though some find the narrative convoluted and less engaging than its predecessors. Character development is well-received, but the pacing and conclusion are often criticized. Fans of the series might appreciate the intellectual depth, while others might struggle with its complexity.
Readers who enjoy Children of the Mind by Orson Scott Card will likely appreciate deeply philosophical sci-fi with complex character development, much like fans of Dune by Frank Herbert and Ender's Game. This book suits those intrigued by themes of identity, consciousness, and ethical dilemmas. Ideal for lovers of immersive, thought-provoking sequels.
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2002
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