
Child prodigy Ender Wiggin trains to save humanity from alien invasion in this Hugo and Nebula Award-winning sci-fi masterpiece. Beloved by Kobe Bryant for its strategic brilliance, "Ender's Game" explores leadership and morality through a lens that's influenced military education worldwide.
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What would you sacrifice to save humanity? Your childhood? Your innocence? Your soul? In a future where Earth faces extinction from an alien threat, military leaders make a chilling calculation: only children possess the mental flexibility needed to defeat an enemy that thinks in ways adults cannot comprehend. They identify six-year-old Andrew "Ender" Wiggin as their best hope-a boy whose genius for strategy matches his capacity for empathy, making him the perfect weapon. But weapons don't ask questions about what they're aimed at. They simply fire when triggered. The story opens with violence and its aftermath. Ender's government-mandated monitoring device has just been removed, marking him as a failed experiment. At school, bullies corner him, mocking his status as an illegal "Third" child in a society that limits families to two offspring. When they attack, Ender doesn't just defend himself-he calculates. He beats the lead bully, Stilson, so severely that no one will dare touch him again. Walking away, he weeps, terrified by his own brutality: "I am just like Peter," he thinks, referring to his sadistic older brother. Yet this very combination-Peter's ruthless violence tempered by his sister Valentine's compassion-is exactly what Colonel Graff has been searching for. Ender is recruited to Battle School, a space station where children train for interstellar warfare, told he was born to save humanity from the "buggers," an insectoid alien species that nearly destroyed Earth in previous invasions.
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