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Title: Again, good, but not "Ender's Game"
Review: I just finished the book, and I have to say it is the most engrossing book in the "Ender" series SINCE "Ender's Game." Not quite as engrossing as "Ender's Game".. I was able to put it down a couple of times. Didn't want to, but I was able to, whereas with "Ender's Game," I was literally unable to put it down.The book isn't as morally significant as "Ender's Game", and the character of Bean isn't someone that inspires a great deal of empathy or caring like Ender is, but I'm glad I read it. I plan now to go back and re-read "Ender's Game" and use the new perspectives that "Ender's Shadow" provides.One technical "flaw" (at least, according to my tastes), in the "teasers" to each chapter (where Card writes conversations between the adults), I was only able to know who the adults were about half the time. I'm still at a loss as to who the one Graff addressed as "Sir" was..
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