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A review by davidrhansen
Ender in Exile by Orson Scott Card
4.0
"Ender in Exile" is run-of-the-mill Orson Scott Card, which means that it's good, and worth reading, but not great or life-changing, as some of his books have been for me. This book felt disjointed, with at least three fairly unrelated stories in the life of Ender being strung together. I think this is because the book was meant to tie up loose ends in the "Enderverse" (Gosh I dislike that term) rather than telling a new standalone story.
Since this book is trying to fill in the gaps in Ender's history, I would recommend reading at least "Ender's Game" and the "Ender's Shadow" trilogy before you read "Ender in Exile." The book's events occur before "Xenocide," so those aren't required reading here.
Since this book is trying to fill in the gaps in Ender's history, I would recommend reading at least "Ender's Game" and the "Ender's Shadow" trilogy before you read "Ender in Exile." The book's events occur before "Xenocide," so those aren't required reading here.