A review by dtasevski
Children of the Mind by Orson Scott Card

4.0

This book shifted it's focus on asking and discussing philosophical questions and focused a bit more on the story, more precisely Jane. Like the other books, it's pretty enthralling and opens up the type of moral and philosophical issues that probably have entire sections of the library dedicated to understanding them. Some people will likely find some stuff discussing in this book offending, but hey, this is just a fiction.

Quara and Novinha have continued to be really annoying tho, and Enders role in the book was really weak. Besides that I'm not sure if I'm disappointed or satisfied with the ending, I guess a little of both.