Ender's Shadow

by Orson Scott Card

Ender Wiggins was only six when he was sent for special training because of his unique talents, and he may be humanity's only hope in a war against aliens. Winner of the 1986 Hugo and the 1985 Nebula Awards.

Editions of Ender's Shadow

ISBN 9781574534931	Binding/Format Audio Cassette	Publisher Audio Literature	Date 2002	Price None Available
ISBN 9780312872977	Binding/Format Hardcover	Publisher St Martins Pr	Date 2000	Price None Available
ISBN 9780613897389	Binding/Format Prebinding	Publisher Bt Bound	Date 2002	Price None Available
ISBN 9780765342409	Binding/Format Paperback	Publisher Forge	Date 2002	Price $2.95	Very Good-
ISBN 9780792737087	Binding/Format Compact Disc	Publisher Chivers Sound Library	Date 2005	Price None Available
ISBN 9780792737094	Binding/Format MP3 CD	Publisher Chivers Sound Library	Date 2005	Price None Available
ISBN 9781593976644	Binding/Format Compact Disc	Publisher Macmillan Audio	Date 2005	Price $17.94	New
ISBN 9780787119973	Binding/Format Audio Cassette	Publisher New Star Media Inc	Date 1999	Price $38.70
ISBN 9780312868604	Binding/Format Hardcover	Publisher Tor Books	Date 1999	Price $1.00	Used, Very Good
ISBN 9780312873318	Binding/Format Hardcover	Publisher St Martins Pr	Date 1999	Price None Available
ISBN 9780613337540	Binding/Format Prebinding	Publisher Bt Bound	Date 2001	Price None Available
ISBN 9780812575712	Binding/Format Paperback	Publisher Tor Books	Date 2000	Price $1.00	Used - Acceptable

Publisher Notes

A companion volume to the Hugo and Nebula Award-winning novel Ender's Game follows the life of Ender Wiggin's comrade Bean, from his escape from the mean streets of Rotterdam, to his student days at the Battle School, and to his role as Ender's right hand ally, strategist, and friend in the epic struggle to save Earth from alien invaders. Reprint.

Media Reviews

"[A] curious if quite skillful exercise in point of view that adds nothing of real significance to the Ender saga, that rolls the saga back to its starting point,...but that is very likely to regain for Card that substantial young-adult audience (measured not entirely by the actual age of the readers) whose attention began to drift once the narrative moved beyond the primal world of smart kids and bullies. ENDER'S SHADOW brings that world right back, and smart kids are doing to eat it up."

First Line

Poke kept her eyes open all the time. The younger children were supposed to be on watch, too, and sometimes they could be quite observant, but they just didn't notice all the things they needed to notice, and that meant that Poke could only depend on herself to see danger.

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