This novel is still quite impressive because the rhythm and the events are inscribed in a palpable and absolutely believable universe.
The characters are a rock solid and ethics is placed in center of the text.
Finally, the end is certainly one of the most baffling of all the science fiction genre.
Train from childhood child soldiers to become warriors, do ripen early (battery) is a fabulous theme to accommodate ethical reflection, especially when the company is a sham democracy.
The war, the moral status of the enemy, compassion, endurance, early maturity, freedom, solidarity, cunning, double bind, packaging, are themes properly and subtly approached in this excellent novel . A novel that propels the reader weightless palpable ways and also plunges in simulated battles and thrilling in the corridors of warships to the tangible reality.
Some, everywhere on the web should speak of Mormon propaganda for this novel?
Frankly, I think they have smoked a little too much carpet.
In fact it is clear that it is a wrongful intention to trial is made to the author who are just reproach to exist ...
Such assertions without arguments is also spiritual and unjustified that the pyres of the Inquisition were formerly.
Frankly on: the eternal reflection on the good and evil with the corollary question of responsibility and compassion, I find that the author masterfully in fate and he asks good questions ...
So if that is Mormonism, I do not mind a ladle and even rab! thank you!
(I joke, because I'm on another channel, in fact)
The excellent military science fiction.
And do not be afraid because the novel has never eaten anyone and the big bad wolf is not there!
The new by which this cycle started is available in this collection: The Best Military Science Fiction of the 20th Century
Another issue: The Cycle Ender, Volume 1: Ender's Game
