Kinderen van de geest (Ender, #4)
Format: paperback
ISBN:
902906692X
Publish date: 2000
Publisher: J.M. Meulenhoff
Pages no: 348
Edition language: Dutch
Series: The Ender Quintet (#4)
It's been interesting to see the development of this series over the last three books. Ender's Game is a different sort of book than any of the remaining books in the quartet, since it's more focused on action, while the last three books are more philosophical in nature. Children of the Mind picks...
As the first three books its a good book, i can recommend it.But like the third book it is not in as good as the first two books. The third and fourth book should have been only one book.
I couldn't take Novinha or Qing-jao any longer, detestable creatures (later on, Quara joins this group!). Up to the tea party, I despaired of even finishing this one. But I started to laugh at the repartee and manuevering for position. From this point forward, it just got better and better. 4 1/2 st...
the best of the Enderverse books, which began with 'Ender's Game'. . .admittedly i don't have them all. . .
I loved Ender's Game and Speaker for the Dead, but disliked Xenocide so I was hoping this one would live up to the first two books, it failed.This book spent way to much time thinking and talking and not enough doing. Also people just changed their minds and it didn't make sense why they had. The en...
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